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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;HowardStern, post: 2317856, member: 26533&quot;]This weekend I seen 1 of the many HUGE bags of foreign coins TD Bank steals from their customers of their coin machine.&nbsp; I have posted about this years ago, but for those that are not aware the TD coin machines have magnets in them that catch a lot of foreign change.&nbsp; Multiple times a day this magnet gets picked by tellers and the coins are put in a large clear bag and put into the safe.&nbsp; When that large bag gets filled the armored guards pick it up.&nbsp; Where it goes from there, a TD manage has told me ...&quot;nobody knows&quot;, another has told me it gets donated to the special olympics.&nbsp; </p><p>This is happening on a massive scale if you consider how many branches they have across the country.&nbsp; I first noticed this in 2010 and nothing has changed.&nbsp; 99% of customers are not aware of the hidden magnet.&nbsp; Foreign change that does not stick to the magnet is &quot;sometimes&quot; returned through the return slot.&nbsp; I say sometimes because more than 50% of the time the return slot is rigged in such a fashion where the coins get stuck in the machine because they make the pvc tube slot to short.&nbsp; I&#039;ve noticed this in the majority of TD banks.</p><p>This type of fraud may seem like no big deal, but it is being done on a massive level and I would imagine to the tune of millions of dollars.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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