Check by mail & courier

[capperdan]

wouldn't there be fees incurred with this.
Doubt the checks are drawn on a US bank.
Would be treated as a draft which has banking fees associated
with it.

[Dr. Jack]

I think right now books are scrambling away to keep people happy. I also believe there will be a little inconvenience for a while, whether it be fees or delays. We all have to be patient. As far as your question - is there a fee? I really do not know so if you find out please let us know

[pwherr]

Originally Posted by capperdan

wouldn't there be fees incurred with this.
Doubt the checks are drawn on a US bank.
Would be treated as a draft which has banking fees associated
with it.

I have never had any banking fees with these checks.But I just made a withdraw from Cris and they charged me 60 dollars fedex fee which I thought was very steep.

[domafia]

Originally Posted by pwherr

I have never had any banking fees with these checks.But I just made a withdraw from Cris and they charged me 60 dollars fedex fee which I thought was very steep.

Got nailed by Cris with the $60 fee as well which was shockingly excessive for a check. I guess I should have done some homework by calling their customer service before requesting the withdrawal. Since the website did not explain the method of delivery I just assumed it would be through regular mail with a much smaller fee than through fedex.

[pwherr]

I got my check today.UPS priority.The check was from a Fla bank and to my surprise it was for the full amount.They didn't take out the $60