Irritating Banks

Firstly,
Secondly you should just get a new bank. If they are holding back the goodies for themselves their is not much you can do. Their may be a legal way you can force them to give you coins but if you do that they will just pick on you relentlessly in other ways. Best to move on.

to CCF. I don't think any bank is "required" to sell you boxes of coins unless you have a "business" account. Call around your location and talk with the bank managers and tell them why you want boxes of coins.You should be able to find one that is CRHing friendly.Good luck.
John1

Thanks for the welcome ive been a Reader for quite some time this is my first post on a blog alwasy wanted to but never did.

This is also my 3rd bank after trying Bank of America and Suntrust Bank of america went out of their way on the "hidden fees policy" long story short I closed my account in the negative and walked away with $400 in cash due to their errors.
Suntrust just wasnt helpful and locations were limited during the time.

I am aware of the fees the courier passes on to the bank, BUT get this, I have been told that the fees can not be passed onto me by both tellers and manager, because I am not a buisness account holder. that is a complete lie because having a buisness account in most cases lifts the fees from what I know atleast. It may also be due to the area I live in I'm about 2 miles from the Washintgon D.C boarder. So I'm in a very urban area either I'm dealing with a coin roll hunter who is determined to deter me from "their" coins, Or I am dealing with an angry and ignorant person who wants nothing to do with my buisness. I shall go out on my next off day to do some bank searching thanks again for the welcomes.

You know that will end up on your credit report right?

Bobby is correct.

Closing an account with a negative balance is asking for trouble. They can, and will, report you to the credit bureaus and can keep you from opening new accounts.

It is all in the fine print of the account terms and conditions you agreed to, but probably didn't read, when you originally opened the account.

Business account is your best option since businesses need change to operate on in order to earn money to deposit into the bank which the bank can turn around and make bad investments with.

I have only had luck at Wells Fargo and not having an account and never been denied coins anywhere with a business account. I also don't get large amounts or that often. a box or two a month is all I can support hunting. Barring that get a new bank. Some are good in some areas and the same bank could have all the jerk tellers and managers at another branch. I have also never bribed any tellers, but freely opened the box of halves for the vault teller at WF the first time she ordered them because she had never seen one.

Also some people just make runs of all sorts of banks while they are doing daily errands and stuff and just get some rolls from every bank they can find! Boxes are easy sure, just pop into the bank, get the box and go home. But I have found more silver halves in customer rolls than boxes (all 40%ers).

customer rolls are the ones that people wrapped and then cashed.

A customer roll is a hand packed roll that is brought in to the bank by an account holder. You get them from a tellers drawer usuallly. Gastation an liquor stores are the best places aside from banks.