Were the checks from BOK account holders? If they weren't and you aren't an account holder then I don't see the problem.
Yes.
In fact, I don't know of any bank that will cash a check written on another bank if you don't have an account there.
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The OP never did actually come out and say the checks were written on BOK accounts. If they were I understand his frustration, if they were not you cant blame the bank for wanting to get paid for cashing checks that had nothing to do with their banking system.
Bank of Oklahoma will charge the fee to cash their own checks to non-account holders. I dont know if the OP's checks were or not, but BOK does charge to cash THEIR OWN CHECKS! This, along with many other fees banks are getting away, with is just plain wrong.
Also, BOK does not offer free checking, which is their right, but I choose not to support them.
Also, BOK does not offer free checking, which is their right, but I choose not to support them.
It's been a year or so since I tried to cash one with them but if it's written from a business account and you are not an account holder there they do. If I remember right it was more like $11.00 dollars and not $6.00 as well.
they do offer free checking...I have 2 free checking accounts with them right now. Plus a savings..
The checking account that the checks were written from resides in their shiny granite facilities.
They used to - but now they charge a fee unless you have a certain balance or direct deposit. I just closed mine there after gotten hit with some of their fees.
The company I worked for when I lived in Texas used Wells Fargo and I would get charged a fee to cash my payroll checks there.
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