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Ossian State Bank is here to help you with all of your business
needs, including one of your biggest headaches—returned checks.
Ossian State Bank’s electronic check recovery service, Re$ubmitIt®
significantly reduces the burden of collecting funds from NSF
checks, while potentially doubling your recovery rate. You collect
more returned checks and get 100% of the face value of all checks
that are collected electronically! |
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How Does Re$ubmitIt®
Work?

The
Re$ubmitIt® electronic check recovery service handles the
collection process electronically from beginning to end, via the
Automated Clearing House (ACH) network for re-presentment directly
to the check writer’s bank account.
1.
Returned checks are sent from Ossian State Bank to Re$ubmitIt®,
where eligible checks are converted into electronic items for
re-presentment to the check writer’s bank account for collection.
2.
The electronic check file is processed and strategically timed for
re-presentation. Presenting checks at proven “smart dates” improves
the chance of collection.
3.
If the item is not recovered on the first electronic
re-presentment, it is re-cued for a second electronic re-presentment
(third total). If this third presentment fails, the check can be
sent to Re$ubmitIt’s FREE secondary collections, or the check can be
sent back to you.
4. Upon
settlement, 100% of the face value of the check is reimbursed to you
automatically. The check writer’s account is charged a
state-regulated collection fee to cover the cost of collection.
If you
have questions about Re$ubmitIt® electronic check
recovery service, please email them at
support@resubmitit.co |
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To be Eligible for Re$ubmitIt Electronic Recovery, a Returned Check
Must:
• Be a personal check to a business
(not business-to-business)
• Be under $2,500
• Be
less than 180 days old
from date of transaction
• Cannot have been already
submitted twice,
either electronically or by paper draft. |
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To be Eligible for Re$ubmitIt Paper Recovery, a
Returned Check Must:
• Be a business check to a business
(not person-to-business)
• Be under $2,500
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Be
less than 180 days old
from date of transaction
• Cannot have been already submitted twice,
either electronically or by paper draft. |
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