Ridiculous things you have seen in banks.
Jimmy_McNulty
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Last time i was in a bank, a girl told the clerk she couldn't log in to online banking because she didn't know her PIN code.
The clerk said to her some bull about reactivating the pin code, and in the meantime the bank would send out paper statements to her address.
Girl says how much.
Clerk says £5!
All the girl had to do was simply make another account (i've made about 5 because of always forgetting my PIN), and instead she gets charged £5!
It pays to be a geek some times.
The clerk said to her some bull about reactivating the pin code, and in the meantime the bank would send out paper statements to her address.
Girl says how much.
Clerk says £5!
All the girl had to do was simply make another account (i've made about 5 because of always forgetting my PIN), and instead she gets charged £5!
It pays to be a geek some times.
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she withdrew it and went straight into the estate agents over the road, i ought to have mugged her.
It just means that for our business I have to go into the bank and then my husband has to go in with another five filled bags. It's so annoying.
As a bank, surely they have the facilities to store the coins deposited.
So that's how they got rid of the Halifax management who killed the company!
They do, I think it's the time and effort involved and that other customers have to queue whilst all your coins are weighted etc and then the bank obviously has a lot more weight to load up when they come to take away the cash.
If you regularly have more than 5 coin bags you must surely be a) a big enough business to have cash collection i,e like the service Royal Mail provides or b) must be not giving change back to customers, eg 5x£1 coins instead of a £5 note.
He told me before he went in they might pay him as he had a really bad signature that he just couldnt reproduce reliably.
The cashier said she couldnt read it but instead of declining it she gave him his card back and suggested he practiced a few times and then try again with her!
He called the manager and gave them a rollicking for not taking his security seriously.
This was before pins and loads of cash machines.