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What are the bank's rules?

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I would recommend providing your feedback to bank management. I would hope that they would want to know when/if they are making a valued customer feel unnecessarily uncomfortable. Otherwise, I would agree with the others, and I would tell them it was none of the bank's business why I was withdrawing money.

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I made a deposit today at Chase for the softball coaches association, they wanted to see my driver's license before they made the deposit......what the heck?????

I made a deposit today at Chase for the softball coaches association, they wanted to see my driver's license before they made the deposit......what the heck?????

 

Was it a cash deposit? If so, it's just another measure becoming standard practice at banks to attempt to prevent money laundering. I think Chase got that ball rolling a few years ago, and others are following suit.

I made a deposit today at Chase for the softball coaches association, they wanted to see my driver's license before they made the deposit......what the heck?????

 

I get there's a bit of inconvenience, especially on a deposit. But a couple extra seconds of inconvenience is worth it for a little extra protection isn't it?? It's not that hard to show an ID. All of us would blow a gasket if the bank made a mistake that negatively affected us and inconvenienced us in a major way. I'm ok with the extra scrutiny if it protects me.

Was it a cash deposit? If so, it's just another measure becoming standard practice at banks to attempt to prevent money laundering. I think Chase got that ball rolling a few years ago, and others are following suit.

 

$324 cash and $275 in checks.

 

Yeah, the Northern Kentucky Softball Coaches Association is in the money laundering business. :lol2:

I get there's a bit of inconvenience, especially on a deposit. But a couple extra seconds of inconvenience is worth it for a little extra protection isn't it?? It's not that hard to show an ID. All of us would blow a gasket if the bank made a mistake that negatively affected us and inconvenienced us in a major way. I'm ok with the extra scrutiny if it protects me.

 

It is when you don't have it with you.

$324 cash and $275 in checks.

 

Yeah, the Northern Kentucky Softball Coaches Association is in the money laundering business. :lol2:

 

If you were going to launder money, would you want it to be obvious? :lol2:

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