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Re: Thoughts on this please
Posted by Kevin Ahern of CT on 5/13/05 4:48am Msg #37457
In so far as unfunding is concerned, I ran into a similar issue several years ago. There is something apparently called a reverse deposit. It was explained to me that if there is a problem the bank upon which the check is drawn can reverse the transaction, and every bank down the line has to cough up the money and reverse the transaction so on down the line until it hits the low man on the totem pole. I am not sure if this is what you are talking about,
but I have seen it work very effectively.
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 Thoughts on this please - MI_Notary on 5/12/05 8:36pm
 Re: Thoughts on this please -  SamIam_CA on 5/12/05 8:44pm
 Re: Thoughts on this please - MI_Notary on 5/12/05 9:11pm
 Re: Thoughts on this please - Julie-mi on 5/12/05 8:47pm
 Re: Thoughts on this please - MI_Notary on 5/12/05 9:08pm
 Re: Thoughts on this please - Barry on 5/12/05 9:25pm
 Re: Thoughts on this please - Nancy in Florida on 5/12/05 11:01pm
 Re: Thoughts on this please - MI_Notary on 5/13/05 10:20am
 Yes, After Disbursement a loan can unfund--Here's Why/How - ItsMe123 on 5/13/05 12:01am
 It simply amazes me...... - Joan-OH on 5/13/05 7:27am
 Re: It simply amazes me...... - Nancy in Florida on 5/13/05 8:55am
 Re: Yes, After Disbursement a loan can unfund--Here's Why/How - MI_Notary on 5/13/05 10:37am
 Re: Thoughts on this please - Lee/AR on 5/12/05 11:55pm
 Re: Thoughts on this please - Kevin Ahern on 5/13/05 4:48am



 
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