<prompt> Human: Someone came to my door today and said he was helping his son set up a newspaper route and asked me to get a subscription. I told him Im not interested and that, as a struggling student, I dont want to pay for one anyway. He said he just wants to help his kid secure the paper route and that hed pay for it, so he asked if he could just give me 10 that Id give to his kid this weekend. Trying to be a nice guy, I agree, but then he said he needs a voided check to set up the subscription. I write void across the front of a check and give it to him, but after he left I started to think it was a little odd. Is there any way a voided check can be used against me? Can someone access secure banking info with it? He also obviously knows my address and name. Any help or advice would be appreciated, thanks.  <response>: Not a good idea. Why would he need a voided check? Why would you give him one? Iwould talk to your bank about it. 