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Contents of Cheque Bounce Notice The name and address of the drawer of the cheque. The name and address of the payee. Information of the cheque presented to the bank for payment. Details of the cheque number, date and amount. Date of return of cheque. Reason for cheque bounce.

Dear Name of Bounced-Check Writer: I am writing to inform you that check #Check Number dated Date on Bounced Check, in the amount of $Amount of Bounced Check made payable to Your Name/Payee's Name has been returned to me due to insufficient funds, a closed account, etc..

Your check was dated date of check and was drawn on the name of bank. The account was in the name of name on account holder. Your bank returned the check to us due to insufficient funds (or because the account was closed). You must make payment to us immediately to avoid legal action.

Start Your Bad Check Notice It is recommended that you call them and write them a letter detailing the situation at hand. On the phone it is important to remain courteous but firm; you cannot let the person explain away the bounced check.

Send certified mail. The check you wrote for $________, dated ______, which was made payable to _____________(write your/payee's name here), was returned by ______________ (write name of bank) because ____________(account was closed OR the account had insufficient funds).

The check payment may have been rejected for a variety of reasons including: incorrect bank routing and account information on check payment, insufficient funds to cover check payment amount, or using accounts that are not authorized for check payments.

The Demand Letter Your demand letter must request that you be paid the full amount of the check, any bank fees and the cost of mailing the demand. It also tells the person who gave you the bad check, that if they do not pay within 30 days of your mailing the demand letter, you can sue for the check plus damages.

Understanding Bad Checks The bank will "bounce" the check if you write a bad one because there are insufficient funds in your account to cover it. It will decline to pay the amount. But some individuals write and try to pass checks even though they know there's not enough money in their accounts to cover them.