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Posted by Anna on March 27, 1999 at 13:53:14:

In Reply to: Re: Landlord Refuses Citibank Checks posted by TenantNet on March 20, 1999 at 22:33:37:

: : I received in my mail a letter from my landlord stating they are no longer going to accept checks from Citibank accounts as of June 1, 1999 because of policy changes instituted by Citibank. Can a landlord refuse a rent check because he does not like the policy of the bank a tennant business with? Any ideas of where I can go for help? I would greatly appreciate any assistance.: Thank you.As far as we know, a bank's policies are not a good reason to refuse checks. If he doesn't like it, just keep offering the check and keep a record. If the check is good, let him try that in front of a judge. Don't be intimidated.

OK: I'll ask: why? what new rule did Citibank make that your landlord doesn't like????

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: : : I received in my mail a letter from my landlord stating they are no longer going to accept checks from Citibank accounts as of June 1, 1999 because of policy changes instituted by Citibank. Can a landlord refuse a rent check because he does not like the policy of the bank a tennant business with? Any ideas of where I can go for help? I would greatly appreciate any assistance.: Thank you.As far as we know, a bank's policies are not a good reason to refuse checks. If he doesn't like it, just keep offering the check and keep a record. If the check is good, let him try that in front of a judge. Don't be intimidated.

: OK: I'll ask: why? what new rule did Citibank make that your landlord doesn't like????


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