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John Cicilioni
  • Archbald, PA
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Forged bank deposit receipt.

John Cicilioni
  • Archbald, PA
Posted
I collect rent by having tenants deposit into my check my account then sweep the money at the end of the day. They send me pictures of the receipt as proof of rent payment. Today I had a tenant send me a forged receipt. The transaction number was the same as their February receipt. It was cut croockedly. Apparently done in pen. A very obvious forgery. Actually they sent me two different forgeries both but croockedly in different directions. Bank confirmed no deposit was made. My property manager is going by today to retrieve the "original" receipt. How on earth do I respond to this?

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