Check refused by retailer
Can a retailer refuse to accept payment by check for items purchased without providing a reason to the consumer? The retailer does accept various forms of payment such as cash, credit cards and checks for merchandise purchased. Does the retailer have to provide the consumer with the reason for not accepting the check at the time the check is refused as payment? The amount of the check is less than $100.
Asked on 12/28/05, 1:13 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Hendrickson
Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson
Re: Check refused by retailer
The answers are yes and no, i.e., the retailer is under no obligation whatsoever to accept payment by check nor to provide the purchaser with an explanation for refusing this particular mode of payment.
Answered on 12/28/05, 3:20 pm
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