Sentence examples for use cheques from inspiring English sources

So who are these people, and what do they use cheques for?

It is no longer possible to use cheques or credit cards or to make bank transfers.

In China people do not use cheques but can get text-message confirmations when they have used their credit cards, reducing the risk of fraud.

Last year, the government put a limit on the amount of money that people could withdraw from their bank accounts, saying it wanted to encourage citizens to use cheques and mobile money facilities.

Richard North, the chairman of the Payments Council, said: "It's in the DNA of the Payments Council to consult and listen to all those people who actually make payments and use cheques".

Without an account to put pay-cheques into, they have to use cheque-cashers.

Banks have never lost out because of their gracious generosity in allowing customers to use cheque books, debit cards or cash machines for free.

Who still uses cheques?" I thought.

His machine didn't use plastic cards – instead it used cheques impregnated with carbon-14, a mildly radioactive substance.

A further complication was that the Post Office uses cheques for Isa transfers, while banks such as tHalifax use an electronic system.

For someone without instant access to internet banking it is easier to flick through the stubs of used cheques than to see where the money has gone online.