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  • The "I can read minds" SC

    Often a customer is negative or just barely positive in the bank account, when I must do this mind-reading:

    SC: So, what else will be coming out of my account?
    Me:....(thinking this is honestly the dumbest question, cuz how I do know what you've been doing with your money until it posts onto the account)
    Me: I am sorry, but that depends on what checks might be out or how a business is running their transactions (electronically later or if it goes pending right away).
    SC: *looks at me blankly like why shouldn't you know what I've done with my money today?* Oh... I think I am okay.


    Possibly one of the more dumb questions I get asked every day from someone. Do one of two things: Keep a ledger of transactions OR get with the times and do internet banking, or both.
    When it comes to getting things done, we need fewer architects and more bricklayers. ---Colleen C. Barrett---

  • #2
    Well

    The fact that they don't know what they had spent money on and/or which services they have set up to do automatic withdraws explains why their balance is so low or negative.

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    • #3
      I have a checking account and I keep the minimum I can in it.
      If I need to order something online I drive to the bank, deposit a few dollars over what I want will cost then go home and order.
      Last edited by Dave1982; 07-19-2015, 04:06 PM. Reason: Edited out unnecessary Fratching comment

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      • #4
        Sorry I didn't mean to go into the Fratching area. Was just giving a reason why people might keep a low balance in their accounts.

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        • #5
          Online checking exists for a reason people, and it's pretty good about tracking what pending charges and things you have going on for the most part. I rarely need to call in unless I have a question about a fee or charge or something, but 99% of the time anything that goes wrong is my damn fault anyways. Some people still act like it's 1995 when it comes to banking.

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