[Greg Olden]

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So I bring two checks to the bank, one for $1100 and another for $700 and I have the money to cover but tell them to put a hold on them anyway. The teller starts looking at the check strangely and says "I have never seen one of these before" and "is this a payroll check". So I proceed to tell her that it's from my internet business and she calls over this nosy b.itch next to her. I start getting grilled at this point. The bitch wants me to tell her about the business???? She wants to know the company and the type of work I do???She said there has been some scams from internet checks...

She is way out of line here right?? I could be wrong, but it's none of her business where my money is coming from. So I basically tell her to f off and put a hold on the check like I originally said. She still insisted on sticking her nose in my business and it really pissed me off. Even though I have plenty of money to cover, the nosy bitch says to the teller in a condescending tone "better be safe than sorry...put a hold on them". I feel like a criminal bringing these checks into that bank now. It's a small CU and I'm thinking to write a letter to the pres and let him know about this nosy bitch. What is the best way to approach this in the future?? I thought it would be easy and painless when I immediately told them to put a hold on it but it still proved to be a hassle.

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yep I know what you are saying, rememeber Chex Inc, I took one of those to a c#nt teller and she starting making a ruckis [img]/images/graemlins/mad.gif[/img]
I said it was my internet business to and then she got nosy and I said I would switch banks if I am ever hassled again and she simmered down [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

Another good thing to do is rough up the checks with some dirt, grease, or water to make the check look weathered, they often don't worry about those ones cause they look more authentic [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]