Taking TD Bank to Court for Stealing Money

No signs is wrong! They should warn you that your foreign change they take! But then again they shouldn't get stuck with Canadian money either though!

 

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My advice: Join a credit union. They are not for profit, unlike most banks, and their rules/fees reflect that.

 

There is no fine print anywhere on the penny arcade. Just pull out the metal bin you put your coins in...reach inside the side, and you will find on average 20 foriegn coins. I go late in the afternoon and find lots everyday. When I get caught I complain. They are essentially stealing thousands every day!
Any bank that charges hidden fees for a checking account (minimum balnace fee) is unjust. I use the coin machine everyday. Most of the employees are not very nice if you do this. I will have to open a savings on the 1st, to avoid the 6% penny arcade fee coming. Minimum to open is 250, everytime you go under 250 you get charged $4 every month. This I can understand, since most collect interest. No excuse charging for checking though.
TD will still remain my Dump bank. Chase will always be my main bank

 

Good luck with the TD issue. I think I would be happier searching through rolls. So that brings me to this question. Is there a particular reason that you have some much change to deal with?

Have you ever considered that having so much metal might be a sign. I would rather side my bills in to a counter, not the coins. But that is me. I am sort of weird. The next bum that robs me with need a wheel-borrow and a very big gun.

Have fun. Watch you energy. I vote for a pocket full of clanging coins over a stuffed pocketbook of old and folded green FRNs.