Does anyone know of any banks in or around Davenport Fl that dont use chex systems?
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Go here http://www.newcheckingaccount.com/chexkit/index.html
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If not, bring your account to Barclays. Our equivalent account is called a Cash Card Account. On which you CAN have Direct Debits set up, but not standing orders. Pop into your local branch, its very quick and simple to set up!
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This site has a good listing for banks that will accept people who are in the chexsystem.
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Find a Credit union that you can participate in,  They often don't check Chex Systems..\n\nOr open a savings with a bank establisha history & then add a checking after 6 months to a year..
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First Internet Bank of Indiana (www.firstib.com), They don't use Chexsystems, they do however run your credit.  I was able to open an account even with a bankruptcy...
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Most banks and major retail stores use ChexSystems.  It keeps a history of your bad checking habbits and could cause problems for you in the future if you don't pay those hot checks and related bank fees.  Your bank could report you to ChexSystems as being overdrawn and having outstanding bounced checks.  That information will be shared with other banks later on if you attempt to open a new checking account in the future, which could result in your being denied a checking account.  Also, if you write a check at any major retail store like Walmart they run your check through ChexSystems.  If you are listed at ChexSystems then Walmart can deny your check on the spot, even if you have money in your new checking account to cover the check for your current purchase.  This seems unfair, especially since you could have money in your new checking account and the retail store refuses your check because you had other checking problems.  One way to get around this would be to use a debit card at places like Walmart that use ChexSystems.  Because debit cards immediately take the money electronically out of your bank they are never run through ChexSystems.
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I can get by nowadays without a wallet for half a day, but I'm in a small town and the checker at the store will key in my CC # (which I've memorized).\n\nSome oil companies offer RFID key chain fobs that work at their gas pumps, so that is already available in a few markets.\n\nThe police will want to see a physical driver's license for a long time, I suspect (but only if you get stopped).  Note that for a long time in Britian, people didn't carry their licenses.  If stopped, they'd give their names, and then be required to come by the station later to show their (lifetime) license.\n\nUSA borders seem to be going in the direction of MORE documentation PLUS biometrics rather than less.  Passports required for air travel from Mex and Can starting Jan '07, for instance.\n\nThe combination of a physical card PLUS knowledge of a PIN makes for better security.   There are no end of local and international scammers who, given a knowledge-only system, would lift your info from an email, phishing scheme, dishonest merchant, etc.\n\nIt can take me many days to get rid of loose change - I do so few cash transactions anymore.  I think that will continue - e-payments of some kind will only increase.  But those e-payments and proving who you are will continue to include a physical object.  And we seem to have settled on a credit-card sized object as standard.  I expect that to continue.  Only low-security things like the supermarket club card, library card and health club membership have gone to key-chain cards.  Visa/MC also, but those aren't accepted everywhere that the fullsized ones are.\n\nI do like that airline kiosks will accept my CC as proof of identity.  I wish that the library, store club, etc, would do so.  My CC a unique number and I wish these separate businesses wouldn't require a whole new card in my wallet.\n\nMy FIL's laptop requires a thumbprint to logon (end-high consulting with sensitive data).   Makes me think, "Great, someone robs me of my laptop AND they'll want to cut off my thumb!"  A downside of  biometrics.
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contact the home office for chex and i bet they would get you a copy
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Yes, absolutely your local bank should be able to accomidate.\nWhile in "Bean Towne" please visit the Bull & Finch Pub....fabulous food & every beer known to man...ice cold and on tap.\nQuincey Market is also a bustling, enjoyable place to shop for virtually anything...so definitely check it out.\nHave fun and GO SOX!!  lol.
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yes, there is one called kerclink. just hit this link below and join and play the games and you will accummulate clinks and they get converted to cash at the end of the month and once you reach $10 or over they send you a check. I have already received 4 checks since last year. \nhttp://www.kerclink.com/AffTrack.htm?MID=55164
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Check with your local bank.
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Not every bank will have them. You can get them on eBay.
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Have you contacted Chexsystems?  Give them a call, they should be able to identify why you were denied.  And, perhaps tell you how you can get off the list. \n\nAlso, are you sure it is Chexsystem that denied the check?  Is the store where you were writing the check is one where you previously bounced a check?  If so, they might have their own internal system for identifying past offenders.
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My son goes to college in Boston.  He's found Bank of America to be the best.  They have a special checking for college students with no monthly fee, and their ATM's are everywhere.\nSecond choice in Boston would be Citizens Bank, but I'm not sure they offer free checking.
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Most banks won't do business with you unless you have an account with them. Also it would help if the ink on the 100 was dry before you tried to cash it! Just Kidding!
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Most places usually use a check not a debit card. I think it all depends on where you live. I would search in your local area and find a place that takes checks. It's like a post dated check. \n\nGood Luck!
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no, there's a trulient credit union in Mcadenville and one in Lowell. Otherwise the closest is Gastonia, there's several there.