Dealing with big city banks

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  1. TOLS196024

    TOLS196024 New Member

    HAHA!! Nice one GDJMSP!
     
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  3. Moen1305

    Moen1305 Mysticism and Tyrants

    I know which banks are friendly in my town and I know which ones aren't. The tellers in the unfriendly bank are sneaky and lazy. They quote bank policy often and do as little as they can get away with. I don't keep accounts at those banks. I have accounts at the rest of the banks and the tellers are only too happy to bend over and kiss their own b***s to help me.

    Tellers are the first window into what a bank is like on the inside. You can use them to figure out what kind of bank you are dealing with. Just another perk of the coin collecting hobby I guess.
     
  4. julzboi661

    julzboi661 New Member

    too true. i've grown up around banks because i loved to go with my grandfather to the bank. now, its a new item of concession to go and get coins. the tellers know me and my grandfather, so they are willing to help.
     
  5. annie21

    annie21 Senior Member

    dealing with tellers

    work for cash department of a big company. and you will have to go to the bank everyday. you will know all those people there. and it is easier for you to ask a favor from them. i once worked for u.s.p.s. in queens, new york city. everyday, my supervisor sent me to nearby bank to change cash. i always got what i want for u.s.p.s. sometimes all rolls were new. sometimes half half. everyday?. are you kidding. i am not even want to see those coins in rolls. now i wish i still work for u.s.p.s. window clerk.
     
  6. lawdogct

    lawdogct Coin Collector

    No offence taken :) I understand what is like to "be in the trenches" though not as a bank teller.

    Agreed. Back to coins :)
     
  7. 09S-V.D.B

    09S-V.D.B Coin Hoarder

    The bank I've gone to for seven or eight years was bought out maybe 2 years ago by Wachovia(or you guys might say Walk-all-over-ya). Surprisingly, the local staff didn't go, so they are very friendly and personable to me.
     
  8. Indianhead1990

    Indianhead1990 New Member

    When I asked for an Ike Dollar at the local Bank, keep in mind that this is a small town Bank, If you want to knopw just how small, do a Google Search for Flagstaff AZ Population. It's no Tokyo. Anyway, I asked for an Ike Dollar which I knew they had, I saw it myself. They gave me a weird look, said that they didn't have any of those, upon which I said that I saw it in the drawer. Oh, that one they said, and we traded. There is just no repect for coin collectors these days is there
     
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