Repayment for the overpayment must be made exclusively through the PowerPoint's checking account, as specified in the options. Other methods, such as using savings accounts or mailing in payments, are not allowed.
No, the PowerPoint (PPT) cannot repay an overpayment by direct debit from their checking or savings account based on the given options. The statement "They can only repay with their checking account" implies a restriction to using only the checking account for repayment. This rules out the possibility of utilizing a savings account or any other payment method.
The option "No! all repayments have to be mailed in" suggests that traditional mail-in methods are the sole acceptable means of repayment. This excludes electronic methods such as direct debit from checking or savings accounts.
Similarly, the statement "Checking and savings account are not allowed. They have to use a debit or credit card" clearly specifies that direct debit from checking or savings accounts is not permissible, limiting the repayment options to debit or credit cards.
Contrarily, the statement "Yes! all we need is their checking or savings account number and routing number" indicates that direct debit from checking or savings accounts is acceptable. However, this contradicts the earlier options, and without additional context, it seems inconsistent with the provided choices.
In conclusion, based on the given options, the PPT is restricted to repaying the overpayment solely through their checking account.