Who To Talk To About Royalty Checks ?

What do you need to know? You might as well ask here, since there's really nobody to talk with, as most things on FAA are handled by email. It's not really royalties, by the way. More like markup. There are also no checks. Payments are handled via PayPal, except for a select few, from what I understand.

Edit: I see you've been around for a while. Thought you might be a newbie.

What is the problem Crispin?

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I have been receiving checks to my address under a business name that i use to have .I know longer have that business and no longer have the bank account where I use to cash the checks .I changed the billing info and changed the "send to " to my name and not C.D.A Muse (the business's name) . I can't cash any of the check's that were sent to me and was wondering what can I do about it ? Can I have them resent or am I S.O.L ?

You may have to end up getting a PayPal account or tying a current one to FAA but you'll get paid eventually.

Pay Pal is easier and more convenient too

I am afraid you will need to put in PayPal details now. Let me know when you have and I will get your uncashed cheques cancelled and a new payment sent out To that PayPal account on the next payday (15th)

PayPal absolutely!

If you already have checks in hand to cash you need to open a C.D.A Muse (the business's name) bank account.
Close the account after a month.
And for the future use PayPal.

That's how I did it with incoming Google checks. It worked (I used US bank).

Christine, it sounds like the checks may be well beyond 90 days, at least how I read it.

You may be right, Joshua, who knows ?!

Generally checks are good for 6 months to a year, depending on the banks involved.

I've always heard 90 days but I'm not sure where I heard it first.

three months here (90 days)

It may vary from country to country

In the US
http://www.forbes.com/sites/moneybuilder/2012/04/26/how-long-are-undeposited-checks-good/
“Checks are good for 180 days (unless otherwise noted)"