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If you do not want to pay by credit card or are unable to pay by credit card a great and convenient payment alternative it to pay by using your very own personal or business check. Checks are accepted by telephone and in the online shopping cart when ordering online.
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This is what we need to process your order using one of your own personal or business checks.
Get one of your checks.
The name, address printed on the check.
The check number located in the upper right corner.
The 9 digit bank routing number located on the left bottom of check.
Your checking accounting number located to the right of the bank routing number.
The name of your bank and bank city, state and phone number if available.
Write the total of the sale on the check (keep for your records)
Write "void" on the check so you will not accidentally use it again (keep for your records.
We mail a receipt to to indicating E-check (ACH).
Please make sure you are using a personal or business check. Money market, credit-line, and credit-card convenience checks will not be accepted and are usually not accepted by the bank electronically.
Do to potential fraud we may ask for a copy of your drivers license or a credit card to verify your identity.
Please note: Paying by any check, E-check, ACH instead of credit card will extend the processing and ship time of your order about 7-10 business days.
Paying by credit card is still the fastest way to receive your order.
Is this legal? Absolutely!
Print
and deposit a check without a signature?
These are called "E-checks".
An E-check is something
that can be initiated by the payer either orally such as
over the telephone, by email, fax,
or in an online shopping cart order form. Once we
receive permission from the payer to create an E-check
check based on one of the three methods listed we
are allowed to print the check and deposit it into the
bank just the same as if the customer had mailed the check to us.
The regulations that permit these types of checks are listed below:
Uniform Commercial Code, Title 1, Section 1-201 (39) and Title 3, Section
3-104, and 3-403; Code of Federal Regulations, Title 12, Chapter U, Part
210; and Regulation J., Federal Reserve Bank, Part 2, Sections 4A-201 to
4A-212.
Many companies are already accepting
payment by check over the phone or online. This is called ACH. Here are just
a few examples of products or services in which are know for using an
E-check or similar systems such as ACH. Utility bills, Cable TV, Mortgage
payments, Car payments, Product purchases.
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