'I'm at the end of my rope,' he said.
An Ontario man who lost more than $10,000 after a cheque he wrote was cashed twice said he was pushed to the end of his rope trying to fightDavid Heathfield, who owns a small waste equipment brokerage, said he wrote a cheque for US$8,000 back in January to purchase some new equipment from a dealer in Florida.Typically, Heathfield said he waits until the end of the quarter to reconcile his books and make sure there are no banking issues.
But at the end of the second quarter in July, Heathfield said he noticed the same US$8,000 cheque, according to his April statement, had been cashed again, leaving him out more than CAD$10,000. “If you do not, the statement of account shall be conclusively deemed correct except for any amount credited to the account in error,” the bank statement read.
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