and it get's lost in the mail, is that like lost cash ? I do at least have the receipt. (FWIW, Bank of America)
The situation is, I mailed a cashiers check for $8,000 made out to the seller of a machine, to a rigger, to give to seller after the seller loaded the machine on the riggers truck. But the seller has reneged on the deal, the rigger isn't going there now, and I need my cashiers check back so I can somehow redeposit it back in my account.
But if the rigger simply mailed my check back and the check the envelope was in was lost, would my original cashiers check receipt be good enough to get the $8,000 re deposited.... or would I be screwed ? I can't imagine that being the case, but I can imagine a situation where the bank takes a very long time to make that re deposit a reality and/or charges extra fees for the process. Anyone else here experience a similar situation ?
The situation is, I mailed a cashiers check for $8,000 made out to the seller of a machine, to a rigger, to give to seller after the seller loaded the machine on the riggers truck. But the seller has reneged on the deal, the rigger isn't going there now, and I need my cashiers check back so I can somehow redeposit it back in my account.
But if the rigger simply mailed my check back and the check the envelope was in was lost, would my original cashiers check receipt be good enough to get the $8,000 re deposited.... or would I be screwed ? I can't imagine that being the case, but I can imagine a situation where the bank takes a very long time to make that re deposit a reality and/or charges extra fees for the process. Anyone else here experience a similar situation ?