How can you cash a personal check without a checking account?

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Sub: #33
Replied on 01-18-2011, 02:40 PM
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A lot of banks have free checking accounts. Go open one and deposit the check.

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Sub: #34 How to cash a Check with NO id lol
Replied on 05-13-2011, 11:14 AM
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Have someone else cash it for you with their account lol

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Sub: #35 WoodForest doesn't charge me a fee
Replied on 06-05-2011, 12:57 PM
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I have gone to WalMart (in Fredericksburg VA) and cashed several checks. They have never charged me a fee, though I am not an account holder with them.

Several other banks like BankOfAmerica and Wachovia charge me a 5-dollar fee to cash their own checks, which I think is a real ripoff.

If I weren't reasonably happy with the bank I've had for 25 years, I'd probably deal with WoodForest at WalMart. They are open ridiculous hours, compared to other bankc -- evenings, weekends, holidays. Really a smart business move on their part. I can remember busting my butt to get to the drive-in window before it closed at 6 pm every night.

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