US Bank

[lsanderson]

Still stealing more money.

They can't find the $1,400 deposit that's gone missing from my account. Unless, of course, I can provide them with the receipt. The receipt, I cannot find. The Feds won't do anything without the receipt. With the receipt, of course, this whole problem would not be a problem. It's a nice catch-22 and it either allows some customer of the bank or the teller to keep my $1,400.

Comments

[minnehaha.livejournal.com]

Wow.

I guess the moral is to save those receipts.

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[fredcritter.livejournal.com]

That's why we never looked back after we moved all our accounts to US Federal Credit Union some 20 years ago or so. I mean, for one thing, they tend to remember a person and try to be helpful (insert longish story here). Terribly sorry to hear of your problems with Big Bank. Empathy. Sympathy. Etc.

[neugotik.livejournal.com]

so it was a cash deposit? If it was a check written to you- perhaps you could get a copy of the deposit from the issuer - like I always get a copy of the checks I issue after they are deposited = if someone else took it & deposited it then it would still clear my bank - not sure if it says who deposited it/where - also not sure if it was say, stolen before deposit, if they could referse it due to bank error.

I've run into the receipt issue before so I always keep mine until the deposit clears & shows in my account, but I got that shaft on a much smaller deposit in college. Figure they would have a two-way look up from the issuer nowadays (shrug). what a run around.

Cash

[lsanderson.livejournal.com]

Run around.

[daedala.livejournal.com]

I could have told you that.

Maybe the person who got the money will be nice and honest.