Hello, I went to Wells Fargo got 34 rolls and paid $340. When I go to count them in the car I have 32 rolls. I tell them you gave me 320 i paid 340. The guys was angry but gave my money back. I almost got ripped off so here is my lesson learned and I just wanted to tell people who trust the tellers to still recount the rolls. Also In Bank of America I go and give my coins to them ( I give half dollars only because i have a TD bank account and everything thats below 50Cents I use the coin counter without any charge.) and they are mad at me for turning coins in, my dad has an account there so I dont know why they hate me so much. So basically they are mad at me for making them do their job. If you guys had any problems with banks please post here because Its good to share knowledge. Thanks
I have yet to have any negative responce from my bank, some of em even keep their eye out for me. However I dont do it on an everyday basis and it could be weeks or months before I start up again, gives a little bit of a break.
It always pays to pay attention at the counter. I had an instance (3+ years ago) at a BOA, where I turned in a bunch of rolled cents. I wasn't paying attention, until a half hour later when the bank called me on my cell to inform me the teller had mis-counted the rolls and essentially counted each roll as a dollar. They were going to re-adjust my account to make it correct. Luckily for me when they told me this I recalled that before I went I knew how much I was turning in, so I knew they were right.
First off, you're not (I assume) a business client so they're doing you a favor by feeding your coin habit. If you don't count your rolls before leaving the counter...it's on you. Secondly, the banks get burned by roll searchers that short the returned rolls. I'm not saying YOU do that (not on purpose, anyway), but it happens. All those "mistakes" come out of the Tellers' pocket...the ones that (as you say) are "just doing their job". :kewl:
