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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Elfert View Post
    Businesses who receive a lot of checks can scan them themselves and send the file to their bank.
    Not limited to businesses, TD bank, and probably most Canadian banks, has an app that allows you to use your phone's camera to deposit checks directly to your account. Not new, I think it is at least 5 years old.

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    US banks that have an app can do it too.

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    I certainly know about mobile deposits. Businesses that accept a lot of checks it isn't practical to use a mobile device to deposit checks. I am the treasurer of a Boy Scout troop and they have a business account at a bank. The bank won't let me do mobile deposit with the business account because they want our group to pay for one of their other deposit services.

    My original post was about how banks deal with checks physically deposited at the bank.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Elfert View Post
    The days of people in rooms just processing checks all day long has been pretty much gone for at least a dozen years. These days banks just scan in checks optically and using OCR they read the account numbers and electronically debit the account at the other bank. Businesses who receive a lot of checks can scan them themselves and send the file to their bank.
    Unless it's an unusually large check that's been received, I don't even take checks to the bank to deposit...I do it with the bank's app on my phone. It takes about a minute and doesn't require me to use gasoline and take what is essentially a nearly half-hour trip to make the deposit. (despite the bank being three miles max) That's nice since I don't use cash other than in an "emergency" so I'm not showing up at the ATM very frequently, either. Processing paper checks even at the teller window is also electronic...the teller scans them and the deposit is complete, other than the funds being confirmed in the background.

    And yes, I use TDBank since that was just mentioned.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Howatt View Post
    If you want a laugh, hand most young people a check book and ask them to write you a check for some amount.
    If you really want a laugh, hand a Super Market checker a check made out for more than the cost of the order to get some cash back. SWMBO used to do that. Everybody in back of her had to wait while the youngster found someone who knew how to process that. She eventually learned to get in lines with checkers that have had a number of birthdays.
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    These days banks just scan in checks optically and using OCR they read the account numbers and electronically debit the account at the other bank.
    Banks now use MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Reader) on checks.

    “Magnetic Ink Character Recognition” (MICR) is a technology that uses a 9-digit code printed at the bottom of a cheque to quickly and accurately identify and process it.
    This is the first step in catching a counterfeit check. Most criminals do not have the ability to print magnetic ink codes on the bottom of checks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Becker View Post
    Unless it's an unusually large check that's been received, I don't even take checks to the bank to deposit...I do it with the bank's app on my phone.
    You must be used to bigger cheques than me We can deposit up to $500k with mobile banking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg Funk View Post
    You must be used to bigger cheques than me We can deposit up to $500k with mobile banking.
    I "can" deposit large checks using the mobile app. I just choose not to...and they are very rare, too. I'm sorry I was not clear about that.
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    Not sure if I posted this before or not but in going over our taxes the IRS warns they will not take a check for over 100 million dollars. I guess they want cash for that large a sum.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Dufour View Post
    Not sure if I posted this before or not but in going over our taxes the IRS warns they will not take a check for over 100 million dollars. I guess they want cash for that large a sum.
    Bill D
    Or a transfer between banks, like the taxpayers bank wires transfers it to the nearest Federal Reserve Bank.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Dufour View Post
    Not sure if I posted this before or not but in going over our taxes the IRS warns they will not take a check for over 100 million dollars. I guess they want cash for that large a sum.
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    They absolutely, positively do not want cash, especially in that amount.

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    Doesn’t matter what they want. By law all USA paper money is “ legal tender “ for all debts public and private” . They don’t just
    hire one guard with one bullet in his weapon .
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    Edwin, Gov. might be too busy to read their old nutty stuff cuz they would rather make up NEW nutty laws. It’s printed on the money !
    So Mel is on the money ! Perhaps Gov. needs to hire a “new rules committee”. There are lots of nutty laws on the books that are not
    enforced , quite possible they just enforce them when they need a crime for a chosen criminal. That would mean they just enforce when
    “It’s really necessary”….and the GOOD people don’t have to worry…..as long as they “keep their nose clean”. That’s legal talk.

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    Al Capone went to Alcatraz for tax evasion and Ponzi went for using the mail.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Dufour View Post
    Not sure if I posted this before or not but in going over our taxes the IRS warns they will not take a check for over 100 million dollars. I guess they want cash for that large a sum.
    Bill D
    If your tax bill is 100 million dollars, you can afford a tax lawyer who will find a loophole that has you paying no tax.

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