Erika8
Brea Ca,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Fri, January 16, 2009
Well 8k is not a ot your correct. However think about it.... how much money do you really think the bank keeps "on hand"and ready to disburse? Typically if you need more than 2k in cash- you need to call the branch in advance and inform them you will be cashing a check for a larger amount. The branch will simply order the cash usually for delivery the following day and you can go cash your check. This is normal. Try even going to a check cashing company- their limit is 500.00, and the remainder will be in a cashiers check. Unfortunatly in this day and age keeping alot of cash available in a branch is not going to happen, that's just reality, and you can thank the crazy people who decide to hold up branches for that. It is done for the safety and security of the employees and the customers, in the case of a robbery.
Erika8
Brea Ca,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Fri, January 16, 2009
Well 8k is not a ot your correct. However think about it.... how much money do you really think the bank keeps "on hand"and ready to disburse? Typically if you need more than 2k in cash- you need to call the branch in advance and inform them you will be cashing a check for a larger amount. The branch will simply order the cash usually for delivery the following day and you can go cash your check. This is normal. Try even going to a check cashing company- their limit is 500.00, and the remainder will be in a cashiers check. Unfortunatly in this day and age keeping alot of cash available in a branch is not going to happen, that's just reality, and you can thank the crazy people who decide to hold up branches for that. It is done for the safety and security of the employees and the customers, in the case of a robbery.