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td bank business account checks are 110$ ??

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mustangy
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td bank business account checks are 110$ ??

was expecting from the bank in post box.

i tought its free at least for first time just called the rep and said i still do not have checks yepppp

 

110.00$ for checks book

 

awsome 

same td for personal promised no fee for 100$ deposit first they deduct 1$ fee for statement (i d never warned and hard go paperless in their system online)  

 

and then charge 15.00$ fee for because account is lees then 100.00$

 

awsome where is SEC or etc.????

 

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MyDataMyChoice
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Re: td bank business account checks are 110$ ??

Order them from Costco





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CreditUnionFan
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Re: td bank business account checks are 110$ ??


@mustangy wrote:

was expecting from the bank in post box.

i tought its free at least for first time just called the rep and said i still do not have checks yepppp

 

110.00$ for checks book

 

awsome 

same td for personal promised no fee for 100$ deposit first they deduct 1$ fee for statement (i d never warned and hard go paperless in their system online)  

 

and then charge 15.00$ fee for because account is lees then 100.00$

 

awsome where is SEC or etc.????

 


Banks often ask you if you want checks, and I decline in most circumstances, asking instead for any starter checks they are willing to provide.

 

As another poster mentioned, once you have the ABA/routing number and the account number, you can order from a multitude of locations, such as Costco. I find that for many business expenses I simply need the numbers, and give that instead of writing the actual check.

 

I use my business credit cards whenever I can, and then the card gets paid for via their website.

 

I would argue the $15 penalty on the basis that the $1 was a new fee, as a one-time waiver.

 

Depending on the branch, you might be able to obtain some sort of credit for part of the $110. While you're at the branch they will likely ask you why you haven't gotten one of their business credit cards.

I was going to garden... Honest!
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