TheMastermind
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So, I stopped into one of my TD dump banks on my way into work to make change for a $50 bill.
I notice a sign posted up on the coin machine and that the machine is switched off. I figured it was out of order, but no...
I walk up to the teller, a good friend of mine, and she proceeds to explain that, "All coin machines are shut down indefinitely."
"All?" I ask.
She elaborates, "Every one in this area, and as far as I know it's bank-wide. Came down from corporate."
So, I leave and call up my friend at another TD and she confirms that this is true. But, she assured me that they are still accepting bags of coin. WHEW!!!!
I can only imagine that this is to evaluate whether or not they are going to keep the coin machines moving forward.
Any thoughts from you guys?
I notice a sign posted up on the coin machine and that the machine is switched off. I figured it was out of order, but no...
I walk up to the teller, a good friend of mine, and she proceeds to explain that, "All coin machines are shut down indefinitely."
"All?" I ask.
She elaborates, "Every one in this area, and as far as I know it's bank-wide. Came down from corporate."
So, I leave and call up my friend at another TD and she confirms that this is true. But, she assured me that they are still accepting bags of coin. WHEW!!!!
I can only imagine that this is to evaluate whether or not they are going to keep the coin machines moving forward.
Any thoughts from you guys?
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