Re: Are checks a security risk?


<goaway@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"runderwo@xxxxxxxxxxxx" <runderwo@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

If someone malicious sees a check of yours, blank or used, and even if
you stop payment on the check, what prevents them from using the
routing and account number to initiate a EFT to their account at any
future time they choose?

Whoever processes that EFT is responsible for proving
that it was done with your authorization.

nopa. the banks pay it w/o checking with you or for a sig. it's up to
YOU to prove it was fraud.


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