Have you given up checks?

There are cheaper places to get your checks. I am assuming you are checking at your bank.

Yes, I still use checks every now and then.

Nope, I still need them.
Our power company doesn't do online yet or if they do they charge for it.

And to pay the property tax. It is a 4% charge for using a debit card??? Wth. And 2% for credit card.

Ouch! I last ordered personal checks from Sams but that's been years and I still have a ton left. Google cheaper places, I've paid like $10 for checks before (different account). But, yes I still right them....school stuff, the girl that cuts our hair, mostly just random stuff like that. All the monthly bills are paid online.

I use checks for a couple of things during the month, but I get my checks for free through my bank. If I was careless and didn't realize I was running out I might have to pay for expedited shipping, but nothing over 10.00.

We still get ours free through Wells Fargo but I don't write too many. Property taxes is the one that irks me the most. No way am I paying a 2% service charge for the privilege of using my credit card online! 

I still use cheques to pay for school field trips and the hair stylist (she works out of her home so doesn't take credit cards) ... it definitely takes a long time to go through a box   

Still write checks, probably 7 or so in the last month. I found while we were having our house renovated most of the trades people only took checks or cash. Not going to give someone $1,000 cash.

There are also some department stores whose websites are awful so I write and mail them a check. I used to live close enough to the mall that I would pay there but I'm not driving half an hour to pay a bill.

I haven’t had checks in almost 10 years.

Yep I still need checks for school fundraisers, my hair stylist and to pay most bills in our small town.

I still have to use them surprisingly often. School (field trips, fundraisers, book purchases, etc.), one doctor that only takes cash or checks, gymnastics meet fees and uniform fees, property taxes, some donations, and I'm sure plenty of things I'm not thinking of. A lot of them are for things like school where it's a small amount, like $5, but for tracking and accounting, checks are preferred over cash. I wrote something like 10 checks just last week, although that's not normal even for me. But I do have to write them often enough that I do carry the checkbook in my purse.