I mark the statement that I hand my customer with THEIR check number, or if they pay cash, I sign it and tell them with a smile that I do that so that I can't come after them. I also mark my worksheet with the check number, which I then enter into my record-keeping system. Paul Bruesch Stillwater, MN On Sun, Jun 19, 2011 at 3:10 PM, Gerald Groot <tunerboy3 at comcast.net> wrote: > Whatever David.... It was only another suggestion. Why blow it out of > proportion into being $5,000 which turns it into a whole different ball > game. > > One of my main problems and concerns in all of this is that Wally doesn't > seem to be 100 % sure that he is ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN that he did NOT cash > the > check but, more importantly, he doesn't appear certain that he did NOT > receive CASH instead of a check? At least, that's the impression I > received > from reading it. Thus, my suggestion to just forget it. It's only $200, > not $5,000! The fact is this: She "apparently" DID pay him. He lost the > money, not her. If I were the client, would I issue another check to that > person? You bet I would! Provided I hadn't paid them in cash. How much > time is being wasted for nothing on this so far? Go tune an extra piano > instead then and make up the difference. > > On the other hand if we were talking an organization that has in fact sent > a > check, which I have had happen many times over, and still do have this > happen on occasion, (just had another one get lost in the mail last month > again that I had to call on) and the check never arrived to my house, most > certainly contact that place to see if a check was issued or not. They > will > verify that it has or has not been cashed. If the check has not cleared > then I find that they always re-issue the check promptly. > > If you prefer, stop over to her house some evening when you think she might > be home... Otherwise, I still say, just forget it and move on. > > Jer Groot > > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20110619/177d54be/attachment.htm>
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