Posted by Greg1959 on August 12, 2017 at 10:09:07 from (206.72.212.241):
This morning, I was heading in to town. My sister wanted me to drop off a deposit of cash in her bank.
She gave me $260.00 in $20.00 bills with the deposit slip. She owed me $10.00, so she made the deposit slip out "Deposit CASH: $260.00 minus $10.00 CASH RECEIVED equals CASH DEPOSIT: $250.00.
I went thru the drive-up window and presented the deposit. Teller completed transaction but with the 'Admonishment' of...."I know you bring your sister here often and I recognize you but I can't give you cash back unless she is in the car with you."
I said that I could understand that. How would they know that I may keep that $10.00 and not give it to my sister. Teller said "No, That's not the reason. We are not allowed to do any transaction for a non-customer."
I said "I understand but, as you know, my sister is legally blind and cannot drive. Therefore, she can't drive herself to the bank? I was just trying to help my sister...You have her phone # on file and you can call her to verify the transaction/deposit."
Teller said: "I see what you are saying but that is Bank policy. I will not call her. As a matter of fact, 'I put my initials on your deposit slip because I recognize you. But from now own, I can't accept it'."
I said "Okay, thanks and have a good day".
So now, I can't make a cash deposit for my sister, who may want some cash back from the deposit, without my sister being present in the truck.
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