On 2/21/2013 8:59 AM, James Silverton wrote:
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> I have an ink stamp; they don't cost much, last for a long time and
> don't have me looking for those tacky stickers.
>
> --

ink stamps: Not related to charities, but my mother used to bemoan
the fact her handwriting had gotten so bad her signature was sometimes
almost illegible. After my dad died I drove her to the lawyer's office
to sign some papers. She made the same comment. I suggested she have a
signature stamp made. She asked is that legal? The lawyer said of
course it's legal.

People get checks like that all the time. Before the days of direct
deposit you can be darn sure the head of a large company wasn't
personally signing everyones' paycheck. They had a machine for that.
Sig. stamps if it was a smaller company.

I may go the signature stamp route myself. I type much more than I
write so my handwriting is starting to get a little sloppy.

Jill