Hey all
So Im just going to get right into it because I cannot stand for the incessant babble which comes before a good story.
I work for a bank, one of the big 5 in Canada right now and I have to say... The average person never ceases to amaze even me. You'd think (or perhaps, rather hoped) that you've seen everything when you work in customer service, but then there's that one person which comes in and just blows your pretty little view of the general public out of the water and you cannot help but silently laugh, shake your head and using all your self preservation and restraint, politely tell them that they are in fact, wrong. There are a few other creative words that come to mind, but you are all creative people and I know that you can replace "wrong" with so many other variations of tantalizing vocabulary.
People, there is a the simple rule which applies (as far as I am aware) to every single bank that I have come across. If you write a cheque and do not presently have the funds in your acount, the cheque will "bounce", return to your account and your bank will proceed to charge you $45 for wasting their time and resources... common knowledge right?
Then why on earth did I have this lady come up to me today claiming that she had enough money in her account when she wrote the cheque, then the same day make a withdraw so that she could no longer afford the cheque and then proceed to tell me that it was in fact, my personal fault and that I was out to get her? DEAREST GENERAL PUBLIC... Shut up. Read the rules. Follow the rules. Don't complain. Move on. AND STOP WRITING CHEQUES THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD.
Sincerely,
Unhappy Banker.
F.F
So Im just going to get right into it because I cannot stand for the incessant babble which comes before a good story.
I work for a bank, one of the big 5 in Canada right now and I have to say... The average person never ceases to amaze even me. You'd think (or perhaps, rather hoped) that you've seen everything when you work in customer service, but then there's that one person which comes in and just blows your pretty little view of the general public out of the water and you cannot help but silently laugh, shake your head and using all your self preservation and restraint, politely tell them that they are in fact, wrong. There are a few other creative words that come to mind, but you are all creative people and I know that you can replace "wrong" with so many other variations of tantalizing vocabulary.
People, there is a the simple rule which applies (as far as I am aware) to every single bank that I have come across. If you write a cheque and do not presently have the funds in your acount, the cheque will "bounce", return to your account and your bank will proceed to charge you $45 for wasting their time and resources... common knowledge right?
Then why on earth did I have this lady come up to me today claiming that she had enough money in her account when she wrote the cheque, then the same day make a withdraw so that she could no longer afford the cheque and then proceed to tell me that it was in fact, my personal fault and that I was out to get her? DEAREST GENERAL PUBLIC... Shut up. Read the rules. Follow the rules. Don't complain. Move on. AND STOP WRITING CHEQUES THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD.
Sincerely,
Unhappy Banker.
F.F