<prompt> Human: A co-worker gave me a finders fee for introducing him to a customer, who proceeded to buy a large ticket item from him. The problem is the co-worker wrote me a check, payable to cash, drawn on Wachovia bank.My co-worker is about 750 years old, so this method and the fact that the bank no longer technically exists doesnt surprise me. What Im wondering is, since its made out to cash, will I have trouble cashing it at Wells Fargo? Or should I run the risk of depositing it into my own account?  <response>: I still write checks with old Wachovia checks. I have half a box of them and they have an address I havent lived at in 4 years. Ive never had an issue. The routing number and account number havent changed. 