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<p>[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 1262640, member: 5233"]There is two things here that are left out though. First, the fact that the check was drawn on another bank makes it impossible that the bank will make it all available that day. I know they called the other bank and verified the funds...but it still won't happen. A lot of things could happen to the money in the other bank's account before the check is processed and funds transferred. $673K is a lot of money for a bank to lose. Secondly, as I already said...bank branches don't have an extra $673K sitting around in their vault for just such an emergency. So, even if they were willing to cash out the check that day...they wouldn't have been able to.</p><p><br /></p><p>First off, I don't believe this story. It might have a thread of truth...but it has been spun a million different ways.</p><p><br /></p><p>Here is exactly how this could be done and how a bank would do it. Bank customer comes in and wants to cash $673K check drawn off another bank...customer is a male/female of any adult age (doesn't matter). Because of the size of the check, banker calls bank it's drawn from to verify check is good. Once confirmed, banker would explain to customer that they cannot cash the check due to the amount. Check will need to be deposited and held for a couple weeks until it clears and the funds are transferred. Once that occurs, and the money is safely in the account of customer it can be withdrawn. If the customer chooses to withdraw that volume of cash at one time, prior arrangement with her branch needs to be made 7-10 business days in advance. Bank branches simply don't keep that extra volume of cash lying around and thus it would needed to be special ordered. This is the only way the bank would do this.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, if the check was drawn off the same bank...there would be no hold for funds but the 7-10 business days to order the money would be required. The bank would also contact the issuer of the check to ensure it's valid.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 1262640, member: 5233"]There is two things here that are left out though. First, the fact that the check was drawn on another bank makes it impossible that the bank will make it all available that day. I know they called the other bank and verified the funds...but it still won't happen. A lot of things could happen to the money in the other bank's account before the check is processed and funds transferred. $673K is a lot of money for a bank to lose. Secondly, as I already said...bank branches don't have an extra $673K sitting around in their vault for just such an emergency. So, even if they were willing to cash out the check that day...they wouldn't have been able to. First off, I don't believe this story. It might have a thread of truth...but it has been spun a million different ways. Here is exactly how this could be done and how a bank would do it. Bank customer comes in and wants to cash $673K check drawn off another bank...customer is a male/female of any adult age (doesn't matter). Because of the size of the check, banker calls bank it's drawn from to verify check is good. Once confirmed, banker would explain to customer that they cannot cash the check due to the amount. Check will need to be deposited and held for a couple weeks until it clears and the funds are transferred. Once that occurs, and the money is safely in the account of customer it can be withdrawn. If the customer chooses to withdraw that volume of cash at one time, prior arrangement with her branch needs to be made 7-10 business days in advance. Bank branches simply don't keep that extra volume of cash lying around and thus it would needed to be special ordered. This is the only way the bank would do this. Now, if the check was drawn off the same bank...there would be no hold for funds but the 7-10 business days to order the money would be required. The bank would also contact the issuer of the check to ensure it's valid.[/QUOTE]
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