A Conundrum

[srcdco]

I've been roll hunting since 1974 and doing it at a particular branch since 1989. Since November, 2006, I've been getting a box of halves a week from them, with occasional success. Last week I noticed my initial on the box of halves. The teller usually puts my initial on the cent and dime boxes, but never the halves before. I jokingly asked if someone else was getting halves in my branch and she said yes! Another guy had come in last week and wanted a box. He's asked for halves before, but couldn't afford a whole box and she flatly refuses to open one and sell anyone part of it. She gave me his contact information and asked me to try to sell him mine because his story is that he needs them for a non-profit organization that he belongs to. They use halves for a fund raiser each month. He really only wanted $250. She doesn't want to deal with him for some reason (I don't know why and I didn't ask). I called him and he insisted that he get his own box because "If you can look through them, then I can to" as he put it. I know he has got my rejects before at other banks and he finally figured out where I get mine. The teller said that I could bring my box back and exchange it (poach his), but he told me on the phone that if I tried that (I didn't even mention it to him), he'd complain to the branch and regional managers.
I'm sure others in my area are getting halves at other banks, but I don't like it when someone is using mine. The other problem is that she has already told me that she doesn't have much room left in the coin vault and if people keep asking for coin to go through, she'll stop all of it. I'm afraid he could cause me to lose getting coin to go through. What would you do?

Scott

 

[gold fish]

Frame him for murder ??

 

[Joliet Jake]

She gave me his contact information and asked me to try to sell him mine because his story is that he needs them for a non-profit organization that he belongs to.

You should post the name of the bank!

Because if I ever found out any of my banks were giving out my personal information to other bank customers, that would be the last day my money was in their bank. Don't they even read the privacy notices they hand out.

Suppose some loser sees you hauling a couple thousand in halves out to your car and asks the teller, "Duh, I would like to buy some of them there halves, where does that guy live?". Would you want a nocturnal visit from some crook looking to rob you?

Wow, just, wow.

 

[packerbacker]

Do with him what you do with halves. Find him, kill him, dump him. Pretty simple

 

[XX]

Sounds like the guy was a jerk to your teller.

I for one would be concerned with a bank that hands out personal information like that.

If you really want to stay with that bank, I would try to catch the bank manager and have a heart to heart reaffirming your long standing relationship with the bank.

Good Luck.

 

[sneak]

his story is that he needs them for a non-profit organization that he belongs to. They use halves for a fund raiser each month.

Looks like he was busted! The guy sounds like a real jerk!

 

[Silver Stripe]

Poach his box- he is already complained to the manager about his contact info being given out. HH Mark

 

[coinmojo]

Poach his box- he is already complained to the manager about his contact info being given out. HH Mark

I vote for the poach.

 

[rsc]

POACH

 

[MalteseFalcon]

Poach.

 

[Scalper]

Poach that prick

 

[BBcardsRI]

If I were him I would complain to highest up person at the bank about YOU getting his contact info... that is wrong on multiple levels...

This is freakin' America... people sue for MUCH less than that shit.

~Dave