i'd always rather cash the check at the bank instead of depositing it.
on your monthly statement, the deposit of course shows up while the cashing of the check does not.
I've cashed perhaps 60 checks at bank of america from sportsbooks payment processors (I have an account there)
the key work is CASHING it - not depositing it - and no it DOES NOT EVER appear on my account statement so no paper trail.
like I've posted before, probably helps to have a long relationship with your bank, and also plenty of funds in your account to cover the check in case it bounces.
gl
I've cashed perhaps 60 checks at bank of america from sportsbooks payment processors (I have an account there)
the key work is CASHING it - not depositing it - and no it DOES NOT EVER appear on my account statement so no paper trail.
like I've posted before, probably helps to have a long relationship with your bank, and also plenty of funds in your account to cover the check in case it bounces.
gl
if you're asking me seymour, all the big boys. usually 2K to 4K. I have a couple very large branches nearby so I spread it out and tend to get lost in the bustle - often they are checks drawn on banks outside the US too
I do the same thing a lot with checks from customers made out to my business...sole prop. the key there
i take it you get in cash what you will actually spend,
as it sucks not to be able to earn interest on cash or invest it if its just sitting under your matress.