There are websites which explain how to write out the numbers on checks. I use them 4-5 times per year. Which is how often I have to write a check.
I do not sign checks. My signature was not accepted by the bank, so now my husband always signs the check.
And after he signs the check, I go find an envelope, stamp, etc. and then walk the check over to the post office.
Post card rate is now 35c. That’ll mean twelve 3c stamps to cover it. It will literally cover your post card.
Before forever stamps, if the stamp price went up I’d just use 2. It probably cost me 5 bucks over the course of a few years, but I’m young enough that I never sent that many things by mail to begin with.
If you tried to mail that in person, do you think the clerk would go postal? :o
Ok, Ms. Die-C- out with it. Why won’t the bank accept your sig? You in witness protection or the Mafia or something?
I did a signature card for my bank approximately 2 weeks after getting married and changing my name. My signature 15 years later didn’t look like my signature back then. My husband’s been signing the same name for much longer and his didn’t change during those 15 years.
Regarding stamps, I bought Christmas ones. Supposed to be church windows. I’m not convinced.