I received a check from a huge company that I worked for a few months ago. It was mailed to me Jan 7th, and I deposited it on the tenth. It turns out the check was returned; my bank said it was a stopped payment. I got charged a fee as well. I was looking at the pay stub and it seems they made an error with the dates. If so, can I still get my bank fee reimbursed?
If the company erred in sending the first check, you will have to ask the company to reimburse you for the fee that your bank charged. You can explain the problem to your bank and ask for a refund. However, your bank would not be under any obligation to honor that request.
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If the company erred in sending the first check, you will have to ask the company to reimburse you for the fee that your bank charged. You can explain the problem to your bank and ask for a refund. However, your bank would not be under any obligation to honor that request.
