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angie43
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12 Dec 08 #72194 by angie43

Reply from angie43

HERE, HERE!
If he wants the money that desperately he'll get an account ,its pretty easy to get a proof of address...you always get welcome packs from your gas or electric supplier...ect... if he has recently moved.
as said above , its his problem not yours and I think you have had some pretty good advice (above ) put your way.
Hope you sort it out..

eagle1
Junior Member

12 Dec 08 #72208 by eagle1

Reply from eagle1

As said by others that is his problem, if you give hime a cheque, there are cheque cashing services available on the high street at cost to him. Surely he could open a basic bank account at the post office, he just needs ID (surely he has passport or driving licence) and proof of address, usually lots of options for this if he asks. Or is there a reason he doesn't want an account - debts or bankrupcy he hasn't told you about?

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