Recommendations for check printing

[swanmom]

I need to get new checks printed for my office. So, they need a large quantity - probably 1,000. Has anyone used walmartchecks.com? Their prices are really cheap ... so cheap that I worry about the quality. Has anyone used an online site that they would recommend?

 

[golfgal]

Quality of what?? It's a piece of paper really. Once you hand it over, who cares

I have used Current in the past for checks and have never had any problems what so ever. I would be leery of some unknown company but Walmart has been around for a few years. We get free checks from our bank so I haven't had to shop around for checks in several years.

 

[mickeym96]

I've gotten checks from walmartchecks a couple of times. They are the same as buying them from anywhere else.

 

[dzorn]

I use Walmart also.

Denise in MI

 

[marlynnp]

Quality of what?? It's a piece of paper really. Once you hand it over, who cares

It's not a silly question.

The quality of the MICR encoding.

Many people get checks where inferior magnetic ink was used and they will receive notice from their bank to replace the check stock to meet bank requirements.

 

[sparklynails23]

Perforations can be a problem when it comes to cheap checks, but you have fewer perforations for business checks. You could just try them once, I guess. Most businesses just get them from the bank. If you're a good account, they might throw them in for free or at a discount. Contact whoever manages your account at the bank and ask.

 

[sue1013]

It's not a silly question.

The quality of the MICR encoding.

Many people get checks where inferior magnetic ink was used and they will receive notice from their bank to replace the check stock to meet bank requirements.

In my office we print our own checks have for years. Use the same printer we use for everything else never had a problem with the bank. We bank with BOA.