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<blockquote data-quote="dannyboy" data-source="post: 95393" data-attributes="member: 484"><p>Some thing else. Should the driver by some strange quirk end up paying for the check, that check then becomes that drivers property, and can legally go after the person that wrote it. Do not, repeat do not allow the company to keep the check. I have seen several instances where the company has collected funds from the driver, and already had collected funds from the person that wrote the bad check. This was discovered when the driver insisted that they produce the actual check and they could not do so. Then finally, after months of crap, they finally cleared the matter up and gave the money back to the driver. But they had use of the money for over 6 months.</p><p> </p><p>If you or I would pull something like this, we would be fired right off for dishonesty.</p><p> </p><p>They have to give you the actual check if you pay for it. IF they dont, or cant, then they dont get paid. And dont fall for the "it will be in the house mail on Monday" crap. Before you sign anything, you want that actual check in hand. Repeat, before any money exchanges hands, you want your hands on that check. Other wise you will be stuck with paying with no chance of ever recovering anything. That will also prove that UPS has not already gotten the money for the bad check.</p><p> </p><p>Also, as a deliveryman that has paid on a bad debt, you can write that off as a tax deduction in the year you pay for it. </p><p> </p><p>But I still stand by that you should not have any responsibilities on payment of the COD.</p><p> </p><p>d</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dannyboy, post: 95393, member: 484"] Some thing else. Should the driver by some strange quirk end up paying for the check, that check then becomes that drivers property, and can legally go after the person that wrote it. Do not, repeat do not allow the company to keep the check. I have seen several instances where the company has collected funds from the driver, and already had collected funds from the person that wrote the bad check. This was discovered when the driver insisted that they produce the actual check and they could not do so. Then finally, after months of crap, they finally cleared the matter up and gave the money back to the driver. But they had use of the money for over 6 months. If you or I would pull something like this, we would be fired right off for dishonesty. They have to give you the actual check if you pay for it. IF they dont, or cant, then they dont get paid. And dont fall for the "it will be in the house mail on Monday" crap. Before you sign anything, you want that actual check in hand. Repeat, before any money exchanges hands, you want your hands on that check. Other wise you will be stuck with paying with no chance of ever recovering anything. That will also prove that UPS has not already gotten the money for the bad check. Also, as a deliveryman that has paid on a bad debt, you can write that off as a tax deduction in the year you pay for it. But I still stand by that you should not have any responsibilities on payment of the COD. d [/QUOTE]
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