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gambo | 13:01 Wed 23rd May 2007 | Business
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a cheque crossed account payee only is not entirely safe who takes the loss if such thing happens
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Perhaps its one of the key issues facing Barclays?
lol at redcrx!!!
No cheque is safe if it is fraudulent - whether it is crossed or not.

If it has been issued fraudulently it can be recalled many months later and the person who banked it will lose out.

The only recourse is to try and recover the money from the person who issued it.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/moneybox /3727888.stm

http://www.payontime.co.uk/collect/collect_che que_clearing.html
At least this one has reworded the question - even if only slightly.....
well it should be safe but if you get a stupid enough teller they make take the cheque of the fraudulent party without looking at it and lodge if to an account in which it shouldn't have been lodged. it has happened. so the security of the crossing really depends on the acuteness of the bank official

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