FDIC asking people to do banking electronically

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Per Fox News this morning FDIC is asking people not to withdraw cash and use online banking to limit spread of virus. I see a run on the banks for cash happening. The stock exchange in NY is electronic trading only due to two infected people. The sheeple are starting to panic and buy anything they can get. The time for prepping was years ago.
 
I sold a car Monday. I have never been so grossed out as I was when I was counting over $3000 worth of twenties.

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Need to figure out how to extract the microscopic traces of cocaine from all yer monies.
 
Cash has always been gross. Seriously, there's some nasty stuff hanging onto those bills.
 
Tim said:
Cash has always been gross. Seriously, there's some nasty stuff hanging onto those bills.
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One of my first jobs was for a company that made currency validation machines. Money from countries where they carry it around in their groin, like much of the middle east, was always a problem. Not to mention disgusting.
 
Allegacy just sent an email, no person to person banking unless appointment is made. Drive throughs and teller 2's.
 
My branch was almost outta cash and limiting withdrawals. :(
 
Truist is also moving to banking only by appointment at branches, ATMS an tellers will still be open.
 
Harris Teeter not giving cash back at any registers, but cash is welcome for payments. ;) Home Depot gives cashback at all registers with debit cards.
 
Jeppo said:
My branch was almost outta cash and limiting withdrawals. :(
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In 1985 I worked in a commercial branch, we kept about $350K in my main vault and each station had about $20K. We would get a lot of night deposit bags.
 
Button Pusher said:
In 1985 I worked in a commercial branch, we kept about $350K in my main vault and each station had about $20K. We would get a lot of night deposit bags.
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I worked in a bank in the 90s. We would have similar amounts on Mondays after commercial deposits from weekend sales. From conversations I’ve had with my banks now, they try to keep a lot less cash on hand than we did back then. So much more commerce is electronic and keeping cash on hand has always been viewed as a liability that banks want to limit.
 
kcult said:
How much did you loan them?
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Actually, I was simply asking them to return a small portion of what I’d previously loaned them. :p
 
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