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Pillar of the Community
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I've noticed some tellers get confused by coins, especially ones they don't see every day. I've had tellers give me incorrect change when I get halves. They're two to a dollar, how hard is that?
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Rest in Peace
United States
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It's the cashier's job to see that every transaction balances, as in that's what she gets paid to do.
If SD double-checks her work, that's another layer of protection, but it should not be necessary.
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Rest in Peace
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Why would the teller jeopardize her employment to steal 100 bucks ! Cashiers do it all the time, that's why they have security cameras. $200 in, $100 for me, $100 for the bank, it's all cash, you prove it. Ever see a bit of change on top of a register? It means someone should be fired. Why? |
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One time I sent my wife to the bank with the usual kind of list: denomination on the left, face value on the right.
She came home with 50 fives, instead of $50 of fives. I called the bank, got the teller and explained why $200 was coming back. She was all sorts of apologetic, and said if I wasn't honest, they'd just be $200 short at the end of the day, with no way to see where it happened.
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nothing yet. waiting for them to finish their "investigation" if anyone knows what that means, or have had a bank open one before let me know. I am very hopeful now. If they get a look at the tapes I am 100% sure they will see me give $200 and the teller counting or not counting the money in front of me. Again, I know she didnt becuase if she did count it while I was there she would have noticed the 5 extra bills..
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The issue I would see would that the bank could see you give 10 bills, but won't be able to tell between 1,000 and 2,000 dimes.
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no. she gave $100 dimes. that isn't the issue. I made the mistake of leaving and not making sure things were squared away.
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$100 in dimes is what? 20 rolls. Did she have these rolls sitting around her window or did she have to go get them? Thats a good amount of weight. 40 rolls would almost have been a entire box.
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Pillar of the Community
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andrew,
i was in a rush that day and was not about my wits.
i did not think of the weight until I was home and notices that I only received $100 in dimes. I ASKED for $200.. but was in such a rush I just gave the money in my wallet because I THOUGHT she nodded YES to we have my coins... anyway,
to rebuttal the question, I would think $100 in twenty's would feel different than $200 in twenty's.. no? it has some bulk to it
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I wasn't saying anything, I was just trying to visualize the bulk and weight of the coins in question.
Thanks
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Pillar of the Community
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Review the "tapes"...hee-hee, when's the last anyone's used a vcr? Are you guys stuck in the 90's?
Seriously, SD, I wish you luck with this. I asked my wife her opinion what they'd do at her bank. She said review the tapes.
When I listen to LED ZEPPELIN...so do my neighbors...
Roll hunting since '77
Dirt fishing since '72
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Review the "tapes"...hee-hee, when's the last anyone's used a vcr? Are you guys stuck in the 90's? Fistfulladirt, have you ever dialed a phone number? Especially lately? Sometimes descriptive language remains even after it is no longer strictly applicable. |
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