deanc1962
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Technically, you could write it on the side of a cow in whitewash (but that would just cause issues at the bank). |
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Checkmate
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u have nothing but bullshit in ur brain |
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Aramis Jack
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No. Blue ink is what your supposed to sign with. some banks might accept black. |
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halina_haag
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No way - if you are not have pen I buy you ok. |
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blkrose65
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no, pencil markings can be erased and crayons can be scratched off, nor will the signature be taken as legal authorization. |
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its a girl! aka chan chan
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No. You can only write a check and sign it with a pen. |
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papa bear
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NO,at least not legally !!!! |
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butch
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Some banks of celebrities have allowed checks to be written in pencil, crayon , on table napkins ......, but I would not personally advise trying either. |
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hidekomoore
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Answer is "No",because anybody can erase and alter the amount or name to whom payable. |
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Decoy Duck
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Pencils are not acceptable because of erasing. Crayons? Maybe - don't think they are erasable, but try to use a color everyone likes! |
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First Lady
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I don't think it would be considered "legal." |
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I love the flipflops
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No, why would you want to? With a pencil somone could change any of the information and you would have signed it....To much of a liability |
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jm
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Checks have security a feature that the background color will be removed if rubbed by an eraser. It should be pretty clear that the check was altered. Also if you make a mistake, just scratch it, don't rub. |
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