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- noun One who
cashes (acheque , etc.).
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Examples
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In an April 20 chat, Tenenbaum allegedly gave an accomplice additional cards, and asked the accomplice to find a "casher" - the underground's term for the low-level worker whose only job is to withdraw the loot.
Wired Top Stories 2009
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He was doing this just before 12 a.m., because that's when daily withdrawal limits end, and a "casher" can double his take with another withdrawal a few minutes later.
NYT > Home Page By JAMES VERINI 2010
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He was doing this just before 12 a.m., because that's when daily withdrawal limits end, and a "casher" can double his take with another withdrawal a few minutes later.
NYT > Home Page By JAMES VERINI 2010
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I am a chip casher; I like to relive every moment of my day with my husband.
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Plus if you don't have a bank account and you use a check casher or bill payment service, you're exposed to fraud, abusive practices and price gouging because these entities aren't regulated the way a bank is.
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"I am making a small operation, you have casher?" he allegedly wrote.
Wired Top Stories 2009
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"I am making a small operation, you have casher?" he allegedly wrote.
Wired Top Stories 2009
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Many of these immigrants never used banking products and are not aware that there are even options apart from the neighborhood check casher.
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“When your primary financial institution is a check casher, you have basically no ability to get a credit card, much less a mortgage -- creating a permanent financial underclass,” said City Councilman Eric Gioia, who recently attracted a bank to Queensbridge Houses, the largest public housing development in the country.
Stat of The Day: Quarter of Public Housing Residents Don't Use Banks 2008
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“When your primary financial institution is a check casher, you have basically no ability to get a credit card, much less a mortgage -- creating a permanent financial underclass,” said City Councilman Eric Gioia, who recently attracted a bank to Queensbridge Houses, the largest public housing development in the country.
Stat of The Day: Quarter of Public Housing Residents Don't Use Banks 2008
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