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<p>[QUOTE="vwap, post: 280663, member: 10114"]I was buying the $200 in halves that they had -- barely worth the trouble, it was just that I was going to be in the area. However, many banks that I've contacted have their halves, even small amounts, in their vault, as none of the tellers really enjoy counting them every day, which is why I always ask. I'm still not sure how my question could be construed as asking when their vault is open, and what the schedule is. It feels like most banks I've been to, the merchant teller or vault teller can get into the vault at any time. There's only been one that's been on a time-lock, and they told me this outright <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie5" alt=":confused:" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />.</p><p><br /></p><p>The main banks I bank at, the tellers know me, and all it peachy. However, oftentimes I'm visiting banks for their (usually) customer-returned halves, and as I've cleared halves out of all the banks in my area, I'll call up banks in places I don't usually go, but where I'll be later that day (or the next). Many times, I don't have an account there (more on this in a moment). Because of the number of banks I try to visit (and where they're located), there's no realistic way for me to get to know the bank(ers). </p><p><br /></p><p>Until now, this has never been a problem. I've been to banks in both seedy and upscale areas, none of the tellers/bank managers/etc. I've ever dealt with have had any problem with the question "Can I come by now...?" Many volunteer info like: "we're on our lunches, can you come by around 2 or 3, and we'll be able to get them from the vault for you." Perhaps I've gotten lucky and been spoiled.</p><p><br /></p><p>Probably 75% of the banks thank me (and a good percentage of those are ecstatic) for taking their halves, even when I'm not a member (and most don't ask). This lady was pretty angry (after she'd already sold me the halves and I was leaving) that I wasn't a member. I'll chalk this up as one bank I'll never become a member of.</p><p><br /></p><p>I've been thinking on this for a night, and honestly can't think of much I'd change. My girlfriend suggested: "Can I come by now or do need some time to get it ready?," but that's really about it. My phone calls are rather short, and in my mind, not really confrontational... Once again, I can see how different experiences could lend to the lady's response, and while yes, she did what she thought was necessary, in my mind, she vastly overreacted..[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="vwap, post: 280663, member: 10114"]I was buying the $200 in halves that they had -- barely worth the trouble, it was just that I was going to be in the area. However, many banks that I've contacted have their halves, even small amounts, in their vault, as none of the tellers really enjoy counting them every day, which is why I always ask. I'm still not sure how my question could be construed as asking when their vault is open, and what the schedule is. It feels like most banks I've been to, the merchant teller or vault teller can get into the vault at any time. There's only been one that's been on a time-lock, and they told me this outright :confused:. The main banks I bank at, the tellers know me, and all it peachy. However, oftentimes I'm visiting banks for their (usually) customer-returned halves, and as I've cleared halves out of all the banks in my area, I'll call up banks in places I don't usually go, but where I'll be later that day (or the next). Many times, I don't have an account there (more on this in a moment). Because of the number of banks I try to visit (and where they're located), there's no realistic way for me to get to know the bank(ers). Until now, this has never been a problem. I've been to banks in both seedy and upscale areas, none of the tellers/bank managers/etc. I've ever dealt with have had any problem with the question "Can I come by now...?" Many volunteer info like: "we're on our lunches, can you come by around 2 or 3, and we'll be able to get them from the vault for you." Perhaps I've gotten lucky and been spoiled. Probably 75% of the banks thank me (and a good percentage of those are ecstatic) for taking their halves, even when I'm not a member (and most don't ask). This lady was pretty angry (after she'd already sold me the halves and I was leaving) that I wasn't a member. I'll chalk this up as one bank I'll never become a member of. I've been thinking on this for a night, and honestly can't think of much I'd change. My girlfriend suggested: "Can I come by now or do need some time to get it ready?," but that's really about it. My phone calls are rather short, and in my mind, not really confrontational... Once again, I can see how different experiences could lend to the lady's response, and while yes, she did what she thought was necessary, in my mind, she vastly overreacted..[/QUOTE]
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