On 7/27/2020 12:13 PM, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
I am able to send along an account ID or Invoice ID and then there is
the entire memo field on the check. I also get an email from the CU (if
I request) stating that it has been sent. I can forward that to the
recipient with additional notes.
Not convenient, but driving an hour to hand over coin is also very
inconvenient.
Handing over coin?
I meant as opposed to addressing and stamping an envelope, writing a
check, sticking that into the envelope along with a copy of the invoice
(or copy of the receipts being reimbursed, etc.), walking to the end of
the drive to stick it in the mailbox and put the flag up.
Things get lost in offices. I would never, for example send a check and
its documentation in two separate envelopes. Any more than sending an
electronic transfer and separate email. Electronic transfers are for
when the recipient has asked for this and is assuming responsibility for
crediting it to the correct transaction. If a business or government
agency they may have set up a "draw" app for direct payment so already
connected to the transaction.
Michael D Novack
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There is no possibility of social justice on a dead planet except the equality
of the grave.
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