- Report: #481726
Complaint Review: Harland Clarke - Internet
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Harland Clarke
www.allchecks.com Internet, United States of America
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Harland Clarke AllChecks, ChecksUnlimited, ClarkeAmerican, LibertySite, ChecksSuperstore Super Rip-Off Milford, Ohio
Watch this Super Rip-Off from "Harland Clarke" and your local Bank!
When you order checks from your local bank, you are charged almost
TWICE the price of the On-Line price !!
EX: On-Line price=$17.95/ One Box of Duplicate Checks.
Your Bank=$28.00/One Box of Duplicate Checks.
This outfit will NOT accept returns/refunds, and they operate off
SEVERAL sites ...
ChecksSuperstore.com
AllChecks.com
ChecksUnlimited.com
ClarkeAmerican.com
LibertySite.com
Bad enough they are higher priced than most Mail-Order check
printing places - they get your Bank to over-charge you through
your own account !!
When you order checks from your local bank, you are charged almost
TWICE the price of the On-Line price !!
EX: On-Line price=$17.95/ One Box of Duplicate Checks.
Your Bank=$28.00/One Box of Duplicate Checks.
This outfit will NOT accept returns/refunds, and they operate off
SEVERAL sites ...
ChecksSuperstore.com
AllChecks.com
ChecksUnlimited.com
ClarkeAmerican.com
LibertySite.com
Bad enough they are higher priced than most Mail-Order check
printing places - they get your Bank to over-charge you through
your own account !!
1 Updates & Rebuttals
CSGuy
denali park,Alaska,
Explanation?
#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, March 15, 2013
You report is not clear to me. If you're talking about Harland Clarke, they are a massive check printing company that many banks contract to print checks.
They will absolutely issue a credit for any order to maintain customer satisfaction.
Your bank determines the price of your checks when the contract is negotiated with the check printing company.
You will usually pay a higher price when ordering through your bank, because you are paying for the security of your personal information as well as security features of the physical checks. For example, those ads in the newspaper where you can order 1000 checks for $20 or something. You aren't buying checks, they are buying your personal data to resell at the cost of cheaply made checks.
