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Originally Posted by Goldrusher
I deposited a check through the ATM at the bank that rhymes with Ace on 4/28. Today I saw that the deposit was reversed with a reason of "refer to maker." Is this a standard bounced check, or should I be worried that my account might get closed. I am little worried to deposit my paycheck from my regular job because I don't want those funds to get tied up.
Refer to maker is not a standard bounced check, which is a NSF.
Google refer to maker, generally it means that the check is thought to be fraudulent, but sometimes it gets thrown on as a catch-all.
When, Ace bank closed my account, the check was not reversed at all. It showed as available funds, I went into the branch to withdraw the funds, the teller did everything she usually does, and then right at the end it stopped her and she told me I had to speak to a manager.
When I got home, I could not transfer money out of the account, pay my mortgage (also with Ace) with it, or use my debit card. A few days later the account was zeroed out and then I received a letter. No indication that the check was actually refer to maker. In fact, sportsbook tells me that the check cleared.