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1. Bharat Thakkar requests that HDFC Bank stop payment on cheque number 584763 for Rs. 20,000 issued to Highland Holiday Homes. 2. Thakkar became suspicious of Highland Holiday Homes after speaking to their sales representative, who did not stand by their words in the brochure and claimed Thakkar would receive a gift voucher instead of the services advertised. 3. Thakkar asks that the bank stop payment on the cheque as soon as possible and says he will pay any charges associated with cancelling the cheque.
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