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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Henry carter, post: 581646, member: 17832&quot;]we keep talking about customers acording to my webster dictionary wich is old and most likley out dated a customer is one who buys things.... so to me the one who goes in to buy rolled coins is the customer not the account holder. i truley dont belive that a bank being open to the public should be able to refuse any one an even exchange. the account holders pay with intrest way more then the bank pays the acount holders intrest. there is in no way will the bank will lose money. as far as a bank or any other business goes in having the right to refuse service to any one at anny time is wrong they can only refuse business to a person who is or has caused trouble in there place of business. ie stealing, fighting or any of the manny other things that fall into that catagory. rember the money they are refusing to exchange isnt even theres it all belongs to the goverment ie. you and me so they are refusing to exchange you your money. this is the way the law reads about the money it is on loan to the public for all depts public and private. somthing to that efect. i dont rember the exact wording nor am i going to spend the time to find it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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