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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;omahaorange, post: 1711536, member: 28199&quot;]It&#039;s not about defending the teller&#039;s rights.&nbsp; It&#039;s about defending the teller&#039;s obligation to follow any bank policies that are in place that prevent that teller from exchanging money for non-customers.&nbsp; It&#039;s about the fact that nobody has the right to demand these services from companies they don&#039;t do business with.&nbsp; He got on here and whined.&nbsp; We just responded.</p><p><br /></p><p>The bank teller is the first line of defense for the bank.&nbsp; They most certainly are &quot;the bank&quot;.&nbsp; Again, understand that they work for the bank, and follow all policies and procedures that the bank established to control their interests.&nbsp; Sure, they&#039;re there to smile and serve the customers.&nbsp; It&#039;s somebody else&#039;s job (The Marketing Department) to drum up business.&nbsp; Most tellers don&#039;t open accounts.&nbsp; they refer you to somebody else in the building.&nbsp; How many of your own employer&#039;s policies will you violate to help out &quot;poor, sweaty Tater&quot; until you realize your job&#039;s gone over a stranger who isn&#039;t a customer?&nbsp; And, how many times do they accommodate Tater until they realize he has no intention of opening an account?</p><p><br /></p><p>Interesting...we&#039;re talking about a person who thinks tellers should cater to his every whim, and you call the tellers &quot;Entitled Eddies&quot;.&nbsp; You equate their following bank policy and denying a non-customer free services with &quot;looking down their noses.&nbsp; Gotta wonder who has the name Eddie.</p><p><br /></p><p>Do you understand the odds of that $500 account turning into $500,000?&nbsp; My guess would be slim to none.&nbsp; You guys act like you&#039;re the first ones to walk into a bank and get shot down because you don&#039;t have accounts, then try the whole &quot;I might be a big depositor some day.&nbsp; You&#039;ll regret this then&quot; scam.&nbsp; Unless the bank just opened yesterday, they&#039;ve seen this attitude come and go for years with little fruition.&nbsp; For all the &quot;lost business&quot;, most are still open and serving paying customers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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