i saw that. folks are going to be demanding paper checks if that keeps up. ach seems like one of those wizard of oz curtain things. we use ach wires all the time and it's super unpredictable as to when funds go through
I think it’s a Biden Administration plot to use another accounting error to send more money to Zelenskyy
with a percentage back to THE BIG GUY
I knew it!
I knew it!
BradSteven has secretly been doing a Lucy with the igotwinners account for years!
Incredible long game play, Brad.
You are probably right even though it is becoming harder and harder to sell the idea of how many tellers are needed. Computer efficiencies and AI will continue to kill the entry level jobs like being a teller. I work for a bank and it is discussed regularly (especially now during this economic environment) how can we cut FTE and still be efficient and have high customer service scores. I can tell you the “keep the people” argument is loosing ground.
Naw, probably trying to refill the coffers after all the expensive golf trips Trump took in office.
I still choose to get my expense checks the old fashioned way. No real reason for it, other than I like keeping that one process more personal. Everything else is all autopay, direct deposit, paperless, etc...
Most places you can deposit via their app even though some do limit the amount for some reason.
I went to a local PNC bank to deposit a check from people who are renting our condo and just wanted to deposit it. I didn't know the account number, or I would have went to the drive-up window.
I hate direct deposit….makes it more difficult to pay the bookie. He doesn’t have Venmo
Don't give me that .... you just don't want your spouse to know how much you earn.
I don’t care about her knowing how much I make….I just don’t want to explain the withdrawals.Don't give me that .... you just don't want your spouse to know how much you earn.
Seriously, I loved it when I was working but there were people where I worked that hated it because their wife didn't know what they made. I'm sure direct deposit led to some major arguments.
If you became a great gambler like me, you'd be worried about the deposits.
I was 0-3 Monday night and 2-0 last night…pay the manIf you became a great gambler like me, you'd be worried about the deposits.
Sweated out IU on the ML last night, but made my money. Boston and Denver at home against middling to bad NBA teams is the way to go.
Only a ****ing rookie wouldn’t have a separate account you funnel 15% into. 85% to theDon't give me that .... you just don't want your spouse to know how much you earn.
Seriously, I loved it when I was working but there were people where I worked that hated it because their wife didn't know what they made. I'm sure direct deposit led to some major arguments.
We don't know all the details but like I said in my previous post Chase wouldn't accept a cash deposit into my nephew's account but did take it when I put it into my account and then they transferred it to my nephew's account. They wanted to see my ID to put it in my account. It's all about the money trail I'm sure. They must not have a way to track it if I put it into my nephew's account.
That is what I meant about it be the money trail. Since I deposited my nephew's money in my account and they transferred it to him they have the trail.
Chase doesn't really care about the individual, they run their system very robotic and very rarely deviate from the standard (basically they are all black and white no gray). Curious was Chase financing your daughters home? If so they would have had to have documentation on the money if she had not had it for a specific amount of time. One thing I can tell you from working in the banking industry for over 26 years is the government heavily regulates the industry and has its hand in it all.
