A) Electronic funds.
B) Electronic medium.
C) Digital cash.
D) Digital resources.
E) Electronic resources.
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A) Donor
B) Repository
C) Depositary
D) Acceptance
E) Payee
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Multiple Choice
A) 5 Days; $50
B) 3 Days; $100
C) 2 Days; $50
D) 7 Days; $100
E) 10 Days; $500
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Multiple Choice
A) the bank cannot honor the check
B) Nolan will have to file papers at the bank alleging fraud
C) Nolan cannot hold the bank liable for the check
D) Nolan will have to sue the bank to receive his funds
E) Nolan will have to notify the bank and then wait 30 days to have his money returned
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Multiple Choice
A) Pedro is correct.
B) Pedro is incorrect because under the UCC, the bank could have created an overdraft by paying the check and later charging the account the amount short.
C) Pedro is incorrect because under the UCC, the bank could have created a subsequent draft by paying the check, and the bank would then have needed to seek the customer's permission to charge his account the amount short.
D) Pedro is incorrect because under the UCC, the bank could have created a secondary draft by paying the check and charging the account the amount short.
E) Pedro is incorrect because under the UCC, the bank could have created an excessive draft by paying the check and closing the account at which point, the customer would be free to open a new account.
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Multiple Choice
A) a point-of-sale deposit.
B) an authorized deposit.
C) a transferred deposit.
D) an approved deposit.
E) a direct deposit.
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Multiple Choice
A) Jerome, because someone who writes a check without sufficient funds is always liable, regardless of whether he notified the bank that the check was postdated.
B) Jerome, because he should have told Treya not to deposit the check until after January 15.
C) Treya, because the check clearly identified the date of January 15, and she bears the risk of depositing the check early.
D) The bank, but only if Jerome had notified the bank that he had postdated the check.
E) The bank is always responsible for failing to hold funds prior to the date of the check.
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Multiple Choice
A) 24 hours
B) 48 hours
C) five days
D) eight days
E) ten days
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Automated teller machines, pay-by-telephone systems, point-of-sale systems, and direct deposits are all types of electronic fund systems.
B) An automated teller machine is a type of electronic fund system; but pay by telephone systems, point-of-sale systems, and direct deposits are not types of electronic fund systems.
C) Automated teller machines and pay-by-telephone systems are types of electronic fund systems; but neither point-of-sale systems nor direct deposit systems are types of electronic fund systems.
D) Automated teller machines and point-of-sale systems are types of electronic fund systems; but neither a direct deposit system nor a pay-by-telephone system is a type of electronic fund system.
E) Automated teller machines, point-of-sale systems, and direct deposits are all types of electronic fund systems; but a pay-by-telephone system is not a type of electronic fund system.
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