What do you think this means

[chip12977]

I dropped off 200 in change at my drop bank and the very next morning drop off 700 more, all through a coin counter, at the end of the transaction the teller asks if I have alot of coins at home and asks if I'm just bringing in a little at a time, I choked and told her I have a coin op. Business, then she asks for my name and writes it down on the back of the coin counter receipt.

 

[FormerTeller]

It means

A) you pushed your luck with your dump bank, and
B) you'll likely be getting charged as a business soon...

 

[MrSchulz]

Either the feds are closing in, or she knows your a CRHer and is saving you Silver

 

[PYRATE]

it probably means she liked your style &/or swagger and is stalking you on facebook at this very moment

 

[namster]

Do you actually have a business account at this bank?

 

[chip12977]

No business account just a checking account

 

[ArkieBassMan]

In hindsight I believe you should have just simply said, "Yes."

In my area, most coin counters are free to "regular" account holders, but they charge 10% to use the machine for "business" accounts.

 

[CurlysGold]

Brag to us here in the forums about your exploits but never tell the teller what you are up to. The first rule of CRH is don't talk about CRH. Technically you didn't do anything wrong. Businessmen are allowed to have personal accounts. There's no way to tell when you're dealing coins what is business and what is out of the coin jar on your dresser. I wouldn't even worry about it.

 

[Weaselbrott]

Brag to us here in the forums about your exploits but never tell the teller what you are up to. The first rule of CRH is don't talk about CRH. Technically you didn't do anything wrong. Businessmen are allowed to have personal accounts. There's no way to tell when you're dealing coins what is business and what is out of the coin jar on your dresser. I wouldn't even worry about it.

I tell my banks I am a coin collector, any they usually know I am looking for silver. There is no problem with this on their end. I always tell the truth, and there are no issues. Of course, I spread my dumps across the city and burbs, so I am not going to the same banks twice unless they order coins for me, specifically.

 

[CurlysGold]

I've never had to tell anyone at my dump banks why I'm bringing in so many coins. I'd change dump banks before I would reroll. That's for sure.

 

[Numismaniac]

I got "banned" at one branch last year after a similar conversation. I wasn't even doing excessive dump volume, but the lead teller told me I was dumping too much to justify my $50 account and they were losing money. He always took down my account number when i dumped. I think it was BS, but there were plenty of other branches with friendly tellers so I never looked back.....

 

[chip12977]

Man I hope I don't get baned, this is the only band with a coin machine, in hind sight I should have said I was a coin collector looking for coins, but it is what it is, ill lay low for a few weeks and see what happens.

 

[SilverForBrains]

I wouldn't worry about it, almost everything I've seen from tellers is all about trying to get accounts, since they get some sort of professional or monetary compensation. She's probably making a note that she may be able to convince you to open a business account. Either that or they're booting' your as* from the coin machine lol

 

[sack0silver]

Were you wearing Old Spice?