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[scaeagles]

1. 5

2. 100% bills

3. No

4. 1

[wendybeth]

1. How many actual paper checks per month would you say you write on average? (Do NOT include online bill pay services).


Probably about 20.

2. What is the split between household bill paying and still using them in stores at point of sale?

40-60.

3. Do you regularly use checks in a way that wouldn't seem to fall under either category in question 2? If so, please share if you're willing.

I use checks to pay rent at my workplace, and to pay for supplies, etc for work.




4. How many accounts do you write checks against?

Two.

[RStar]

1. How many actual paper checks per month would you say you write on average? (Do NOT include online bill pay services). About 8

2. What is the split between household bill paying and still using them in stores at point of sale? Never for POS, always Debit for that.

3. Do you regularly use checks in a way that wouldn't seem to fall under either category in question 2? If so, please share if you're willing. N/A

4. How many accounts do you write checks against? 2

[Disneyphile]

1. How many actual paper checks per month would you say you write on average? (Do NOT include online bill pay services).

1

2. What is the split between household bill paying and still using them in stores at point of sale?

50%

3. Do you regularly use checks in a way that wouldn't seem to fall under either category in question 2? If so, please share if you're willing.

Nope.

4. How many accounts do you write checks against?

1

[sleepyjeff]

1: 1 - 2
2: Never use at point of sale anymore.
3: ?? do you mean like kiting? Nope.
4: 2

[libraryvixen]

1. How many actual paper checks per month would you say you write on average? (Do NOT include online bill pay services).
2-3

2. What is the split between household bill paying and still using them in stores at point of sale?
I write all of them for household bill paying.

3. Do you regularly use checks in a way that wouldn't seem to fall under either category in question 2? If so, please share if you're willing.
1 for rent if it isn't considered household bill paying


4. How many accounts do you write checks against?
Just 1 account

[cirquelover]

1. How many actual paper checks per month would you say you write on average? (Do NOT include online bill pay services).

8-12 every month

2. What is the split between household bill paying and still using them in stores at point of sale?

no POS

3. Do you regularly use checks in a way that wouldn't seem to fall under either category in question 2? If so, please share if you're willing.

Only when we have to MIL money

4. How many accounts do you write checks against?

we only use one, we have at least two but mine I use ATM

Thanks for anybody willing to answer

Your welcome

[DreadPirateRoberts]

1. One

2. 100% housebill paying, no POS

3. No

4. one

With online billpay, we rarely use checks anymore

[Ponine]

1. How many actual paper checks per month would you say you write on average? (Do NOT include online bill pay services)..

Actual paper checks at least 15 a month, sometimes more.

2. What is the split between household bill paying and still using them in stores at point of sale?.

Household billing, ie: phone, power, gym membership, all online.
Point of sale checks... maybe four a month.

3. Do you regularly use checks in a way that wouldn't seem to fall under either category in question 2? If so, please share if you're willing..

I write a check every week to the karate teacher,
once a month to the guitar teacher.
Every other week to the afterschool provider,
whenever I need to for school lunch, and whatever I have to pay for at school. (bookfair, pta dues, fundraisers)
At work for other fundraisers, Avon.

4. How many accounts do you write checks against?.

One

[lashbear]

1. How many actual paper checks per month would you say you write on average? (Do NOT include online bill pay services).

0

I do all bill paying and shopping using EFTPOS and Online B-pay, so gave up the chequebook ages ago !

In the rare instance where cash or E-funds won't do, I get a Postal Order from the Post Office.