This might be off topic, because it's not my personal finance. This has to do with where I work.
I cut a reimbursement check to someone a year ago, delivered it to them and they deposited the check last July. Then in March this person deposited the check again via mobile app. Our bank caught the error and notified us last week, and I was told to reach out and get this person to write us a check to get our money back.
My question is why isn't the bank handling this? When I read about all of those scams where someone sends you a check and you send them a gift card/money order, the bank has no problem reaching into your account and taking the value of the bad check back. Why are they sending this back to us to fix? Thank you in advance.
Submitted May 03, 2017 at 01:40PM by BuryMeInPitaChips http://ift.tt/2qzscMK
