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My bank notified me that someone tried to use emailacheck to write a check on my behalf, and I don't have an emailacheck account. They may have fraud protections in place for the checks they generate, but I don't think they have any protections regarding whether the person who owns the bank account is creating it, or a fraudster.
Wow. Life saver. My checks were getting lost and stolen and would take forever to arrive many times costing me late fees. Now I send a check via email no postage, no envelopes it gets there immediately and I know when it gets there. Thanks
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