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| The Check Enforcement Program puts a
significant emphasis on preventing bad checks. The first line of defense against
bad checks is the merchant and the person who accepts the checks. The program provides information for
merchants to help them identify and avoid bad checks in the first place. These
include:
| Signs that indicate a merchant participates
in the District Attorney’s Check Enforcement Program. |
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| Guidelines for handling all checks and
especially bad checks better.
Both of these elements are part of the Merchant’s
Bad Check Protection Kit, available - at no cost - when you register with the
Check Enforcement Program. |
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