Would you be able to pay off a collection's debt with rolls of coins?

For example, if you owed $100, and you had that amount in dimes, do you think they could refuse your payment?

Answer #1

im pretty sure cuz its still money and there is no law against it

Answer #2

My mom has done this before, she had a $148.71 debt, and she paid it off with nothing but coins. :D Hope i helped :)

Answer #3

If its rolled coins, they have to accept it. If its just coins in a bag or they are loose coins, they can deny it. Ive worked at several companies and that seemed to be the rule at all of them.

Answer #4

I guess it depends if the collection agency accepts cash or not. If they do, they will have a heck of a time counting it all out! XD

Answer #5

It has to be accepted as payment; it is currency and a method of payment, so they have to accept it.

Answer #6

If you worried about it most banks have a coin counting machine, and usually don’t charge anything to do it. I take my coin jar into First Interstate all the time, and they dump them thru the machine and hand me cash for them. Even when I didn’t have an account with them.

Answer #7

I’m not worried about it - it’s just a general question ;)

Answer #8

If it’s enough money, I’m pretty sure it’s acceptable, that’s if the person or company your paying are total jerks.

Answer #9

Yes, so long as they are rolled. Hey wait a minute, this is my wife’s question. Honnneeeyyyy, do owe money t someone? And if so…where’s the stash of coins???

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