TD Bank not allowing dumps

[Detectorinator]

I have been dumping at TD Bank with an average of $650 per dump at several different branches no more than once per week for the few months I have been CRHing. I had two different branches cut me off recently saying they had a meeting with the regional manager who said to stop accepting large amounts of coin.

There was a guy in front of me at one branch dumping a decent amount of loose change from his business and they cut him off too. He only had about $300 in change and didn't even fill up a bag but they knew him from coming in often and gave him the same speech I got. I asked the teller if I could bring in rolled coin and he said they couldn't accept rolled coin. I told him that left me no options to deposit coins into my account, which he agreed was the case, but offered no alternatives. Anyone else experience this or am I just the lucky one? Any suggestions other than accept it and move on?

 

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[Bigheed]

that sucks sorry to hear that. However unless they change their written policy I don't think what they are doing is legit to customers who have an account. Try to have a civil conversation with the manager explaining your reasoning and maybe they will strike a deal with you.

 

[mws_1984]

That sucks. If you do have an account. A few simple words will help you continue to dump there. "I'd like to close my account"

 

[SeaninNH]

"I'd like to close my account"

This!

I would have done it on the spot. with a nice loud "LET ME GET THIS RIGHT. YOU ARE TELLING ME THAT I CAN'T DEPOSIT MONEY INTO MY ACCOUNT?!?!?LETS GO CLOSE IT NOW!".

 

[CardsNCoins]

I have been dumping at TD Bank with an average of $650 per dump at several different branches no more than once per week for the few months I have been CRHing. I had two different branches cut me off recently saying they had a meeting with the regional manager who said to stop accepting large amounts of coin.

There was a guy in front of me at one branch dumping a decent amount of loose change from his business and they cut him off too. He only had about $300 in change and didn't even fill up a bag but they knew him from coming in often and gave him the same speech I got. I asked the teller if I could bring in rolled coin and he said they couldn't accept rolled coin. I told him that left me no options to deposit coins into my account, which he agreed was the case, but offered no alternatives. Anyone else experience this or am I just the lucky one? Any suggestions other than accept it and move on?

What state?

 

[Detectorinator]

I have been dumping at TD Bank with an average of $650 per dump at several different branches no more than once per week for the few months I have been CRHing. I had two different branches cut me off recently saying they had a meeting with the regional manager who said to stop accepting large amounts of coin.

There was a guy in front of me at one branch dumping a decent amount of loose change from his business and they cut him off too. He only had about $300 in change and didn't even fill up a bag but they knew him from coming in often and gave him the same speech I got. I asked the teller if I could bring in rolled coin and he said they couldn't accept rolled coin. I told him that left me no options to deposit coins into my account, which he agreed was the case, but offered no alternatives. Anyone else experience this or am I just the lucky one? Any suggestions other than accept it and move on?

What state?

Florida

 

[Delta2187]

I'm starting to get a lot of 'resistance' on both ends - my buying bank and my dumping banks (I'm rotating the dumps between three branches of the same credit union). If there was a way to work directly with the Fed for coins I'd do it in a second!!!

I'm in Florida also - a bank every block and most of them very CRH UNfriendly...

 

[FreedomUIC]

I'm starting to get a lot of 'resistance' on both ends - my buying bank and my dumping banks (I'm rotating the dumps between three branches of the same credit union). If there was a way to work directly with the Fed for coins I'd do it in a second!!!

I'm in Florida also - a bank every block and most of them very CRH UNfriendly...

The "FED" is not involved in any CRH endeavor......

Maybe reading the rules of CRH might help figure that one out.

 

[oxbowbarefoot]

I tried to dump at a TD in West Springfield, Ma. and the manager told me I couldn't because the machine was for "kids piggy banks and not for collectors." I was miffed, but I just drove down the street to the next branch and had no issues.