Rude Teller

pretty close jbuck. I wouldn't quite say we're on familial terms or anything, but I do chat with them a bit and they know me, etc.

problem is, the branch I've been going to seems to have replaced almost all of their tellers. there are two who work on separate days that remain.

eh, if it happens again i'll bring it up. and if it happens again bc their policy has changed i'll politely have to withdraw my money and go elsewhere.

it could very well be that this is all a result of policy change.

agreed.

i drew the policy conclusion bc of all the new tellers.

I've found that when something like this happens.....you just show up next time wearing a ski mask. Be friendly and "demand" your coins.
I've never had a problem acquiring them in this fashion....

Tried that eaglefoot, but there was a sign at the door saying it wasn't allowed...no guns either...had to take everything back to the car

On the other side of the coin there was a Savings and Loan not far from me that I had several accounts with. I could always get bags of coins, rolls of half dollars or anything. All the tellers were realy nice, friendly, cooperative. Never had any problems there at all. Then that thing happened where almost all such organizations vanished and banks took over everything. That place was sold to a bank in the area, they closed this now called a branch, all tellers were let go. The main place did not know me, did not have any policy for anyone to get bags or even any large quantity of coins. Never a Half Dollar. When I would ask, was told not this banks polidy so I closed those accounts and moved on. Sure wonder what happened to all the nice, normal tellers.

Obla, you have more restraint than I. He would of ate a knuckle sandwich if it had been me. I'm just kidding. ;)
I think you did the right thing. I think you are right about the money they make off of yours to offset any fees for ordering coin. My advice would be the next time you see this teller, just be extra nice to him. You'll probably persuade him to help you out with your coin when you tell him your just trying to save the CU money by taking the dimes off their hands. And it'll make you feel better for being the bigger person.

I had the same thing happen to me but, with halves. I simply told the teller that I wanted to talk to the manager. The manager came over & I explained the situation calmly. The manager told the teller he was wrong and to order what I need. The manager assured me this would not happen again. This is what the tellers face looked like . I've ordered coins since & have been to the same teller a few times. He now greets me w/ a smile & is very pleasant.