When I print a check, there are two asterisk after the "$" symbol and before the numerical amount, like this: $ **11,000.00. Why? And how do I get rid of?
When I print a check, there are two asterisk after the "$" symbol and before the numerical amount, like this: $ **11,000.00. Why? And how do I get rid of?
When I print a check, there are two asterisk after the "$" symbol and before the numerical amount, like this: $ **11,000.00. Why? And how do I get rid of?
It is Fraud Prevention. It is to prevent anyone changing it to $511,000.00, for example. It is "filler."
When I print a check, there are two asterisk after the "$" symbol and before the numerical amount, like this: $ **11,000.00. Why? And how do I get rid of?
When I print a check, there are two asterisk after the "$" symbol and before the numerical amount, like this: $ **11,000.00. Why? And how do I get rid of?
When I print a check, there are two asterisk after the "$" symbol and before the numerical amount, like this: $ **11,000.00. Why? And how do I get rid of?
When I print a check, there are two asterisk after the "$" symbol and before the numerical amount, like this: $ **11,000.00. Why? And how do I get rid of?
When I print a check, there are two asterisk after the "$" symbol and before the numerical amount, like this: $ **11,000.00. Why? And how do I get rid of?
@tina PLEASE stop using all Caps. You don't want to delete them; they are part of Fraud Prevention.
When I print a check, there are two asterisk after the "$" symbol and before the numerical amount, like this: $ **11,000.00. Why? And how do I get rid of?
When I print a check, there are two asterisk after the "$" symbol and before the numerical amount, like this: $ **11,000.00. Why? And how do I get rid of?
When I print a check, there are two asterisk after the "$" symbol and before the numerical amount, like this: $ **11,000.00. Why? And how do I get rid of?
Well you do need to delete them if your bank account is enrolled in payee positive pay. Our checks will not pass the payee positive pay test with those asteriks.
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