Thank
you Bank of Ceylon and Banking Officers
It
took over one year for the Bank of Ceylon, Kandy to home in with the
fraudulent guy who tried to cash in a cheque forwarded to me from
abroad.
Fortunately,
I did not have an account and the signature card there.
They
rejected the cheque forged by the guy who tried to cash it.
It
took over one year for the principal in USA to let me know of the
outcome.
This
is where I reject the mobile and digital banking.
I
knew of a famous Union guy in Sheffield who in a matter of 24 hours
got hold of the union money and disappeared into South America,
(probably).
The
money was transferred digitally in seconds.
So
I rejected the offer of digital banking in 1980s and still do.
If
the above money was transferred by digital means there was no way of
tracing the tracks.
The
digital outlets are good and convenient but without a human touch and
investigation (simply checking the signature and the National ID) one
cannot catch a thief.
The
officer who checked the counter signature did know that it was
forged.
Mind
you after I stopped drinking my signature is still neat and cute.
No
shaking fingers or hands.
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