who know cheque payment

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Well i would like to inform you that we can pay by US$cheque and ship out the goods MnK:T3T@
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  T/t was abolished here in uganda due to high cases of instability ,so they fear that
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  So accept our mode of US$cheque and u will ship out the goods after getting all your k(hj.j)[!I
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who know how to operate  cheque payment,  help me!

I'm sorry I have no idea about Cheque payment as we only accept TT payment. Maybe you can consult the accoutant.

Regarding Cheque Payment+hF.`.KJ oE@
1) Cheque payment is commonly used in many countries except very few not using it such as China excluding Hong Kong and Taiwan.
6j;V2`$fqg:s$YJ,q 2) It is a mode of payment where payer ( company or personal ) issue a note , a special printed form issued by bank of which a company or personal  has maintained an current account and  on which payer write an order to instruct bank to pay a sum to a particular payee whom name ( company name or personal name ) is mentioned in the cheque once it is presented by payee through payee bank  for payment. 5qh _XzQ:f5M0?r
3) The American also call it " check payment "
iw'aX#m(G6Lm 4) In a way, there are similar to Traveller Cheque such as Thomas Cook Traveller Cheque ETC.m/EbELh
5) A note of caution, any Cheque payment could only be honoured if and when the payer has maintained sufficient fund with the payer bank. Therefore, any payment through Cheque payment has to be presented by your own banker to the payer bank for collection and the payer bank has no liability to pay you unless the payer has sufficient fund in their Cheque payment account ( current account) and it takes longer time of the money transfer if it involved cross countries transaction.
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[[i] Last edited by ykkdkky at 2008-4-29 23:26 [/i]]

thanks for your answer.

Reply #3 ykkdkky's post

we can't know whether the payer( buyer ) has sufficient fund in his bank. K:{,y vr,`&S;G

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$n/G&w,Z7z ykkdkky, did u operate this kind case?

The procedures
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? 1) Upon receipt of Cheque,Please check the payee name ,the amount and date of issue
I^:NpYv 2) Present it to your bank and request them to present to the payer's bank(oversea bank) for clearance and collection, once the cheque is cleared, fund will remit to your account and it usually takes at least 2weeks to a months depending where the cheque was issued from. your bank will charge you with administrative fee, commision etc regardless whether the cheque could clear or not.:l6]DCKh
3) You should only proceed your order when fund are in your account_.X!X!{7O+w#w8b0e

*kj~u%L B [[i] Last edited by ykkdkky at 2008-4-30 21:46 [/i]]

Very useful. Tks for your tips!

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