Withdrawal Test
posted by dennisn on March 23rd, 2009 at 12:33PM
posted by dennisn on March 23rd, 2009 at 12:33PM
Suspicious of the soundness of the banking system, I requested to withdraw a substantial sum from our Key Bank account, leaving funds sufficient to cover ongoing business operations. First they tried to dissuade me, then they stonewalled me, and finally they turned openly hostile.
I was forced to sign a series of documents, including one acknowledging that since I was carrying a large sum I could be the target of a robbery. To enhance that possibility, the teller slammed down the bag of cash on the counter and publicly announced the sum.
Despite repeated requests in the days preceding my withdrawal to get the cash in hundreds, they gave it to me in twenties, making for a bag five times the size and more robber-friendly. When I complained to the bank manager who had processed the request, the response amounted to "take it or leave it."
I was forced to sign a series of documents, including one acknowledging that since I was carrying a large sum I could be the target of a robbery. To enhance that possibility, the teller slammed down the bag of cash on the counter and publicly announced the sum.
Despite repeated requests in the days preceding my withdrawal to get the cash in hundreds, they gave it to me in twenties, making for a bag five times the size and more robber-friendly. When I complained to the bank manager who had processed the request, the response amounted to "take it or leave it."
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posted by pasofol on March 23rd, 2009 at 8:27PM guy taking out 30 grand without a problem, teller asked him to wait on the side, came back and finished the transaction. Guy just put the bills in his pockets and walked away. Man it was tempting to mog him.
I'm guessing it's TD they tend to be the worst bank to deal with. Employees aren't required to have common sense. I'm guessing you took out about twenty grand.
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