In Illinois at what amount does a bad check become a Felony? We had a 1900.00 check written to us bounce...
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Be sure to charge them a bounced check fee to cover the costs of your bank charging you for their bounced check. Money order or cash only.
I had a roommate do that to me once. I had paid the bills (tv, utilities, phone) and he cut me a check for half of it all only to bounce on me.Sponsor of:
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BlueBrained....Have you contacted the check writer to see if he/she will make good? I'd do that first. I bounced a couple of checks once because a check written to me had bounced. We were able to get everything settled without going to court."There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle."
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I think it'd be the same threshold as theft; while it'd be the state's attorney's final say, he can choose to prosecute anything over $150.00 as a felony.
Passing bad checks is a tough case to prove, so most prosecutors are happy to file a charge and start evidence gathering and then reduce or eliminate the charge if the offending party makes good.I like cheese.
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Originally posted by Guppy View PostBe sure to charge them a bounced check fee to cover the costs of your bank charging you for their bounced check. Money order or cash only.
I had a roommate do that to me once. I had paid the bills (tv, utilities, phone) and he cut me a check for half of it all only to bounce on me.
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If he is in town, or if his bank has a local affiliate, take it to his bank and see if the money is in the account. They can tell you if this person is close to covering and just made a mistake, or if the account is closed, or if this happens often. This information will help you decide what is next.
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Originally posted by AWSmith98 View PostOh in that case do whatever you can legally do to get his butt in jail....
I think, if the guy wrote the $1900 check when he knew he only had $100 in his checking account, that would be considered bad faith.
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