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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CamaroDMD, post: 580945, member: 5233&quot;]It&#039;s also possible that it actually is the bank&#039;s policy.&nbsp; Many tellers don&#039;t really care about the smaller policies.&nbsp; The bank I worked at, it was our policy to not sell rolled coins to non-customers.&nbsp; Now, I would because it didn&#039;t really matter to me.&nbsp; But, some of my coworkers took even the smallest rules very seriously.&nbsp; It has nothing to do with being &quot;full of themselves and arrogant&quot; but more with how many of the rules are you willing to bend.&nbsp; If I was still working at the bank and you came in and asked for 4 rolls of cents and didn&#039;t have an account...I would take your $2 and give you them.&nbsp; But, if you came in with a $20 and asked for 40 rolls of cents with no account I would have said no.&nbsp; Was it against the rules to give you those $2 worth of cents...yes, but it was such a small amount it wouldn&#039;t have been missed.&nbsp; I made that call to keep a &quot;customer&quot; (even though you really aren&#039;t a customer since you don&#039;t have an account) happy.&nbsp; Some tellers wouldn&#039;t have done that because it was against the rules.&nbsp; But, giving someone without an account a lot of rolls would be an absolute no.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is one of those times where it&#039;s good to befriend on the tellers.</p><p><br /></p><p>You have to remember, banks have a certain number of rolls on hand for a reason.&nbsp; They cater to account holding businesses for change orders, that is why they have rolled coins.&nbsp; They know what business come in and based on that estimate how much rolled coin they need to have on hand each week.&nbsp; you can&#039;t give out a large chunk of that to a non-customer out of the blue because that would hurt the bank&#039;s large business customers.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Even for a normal account holder...if we were short on rolled coin and they asked for a lot out of the blue we told them no sometimes if we were short.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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