Bank Story #51 **UPDATE**

by **Ssmith** Mon Dec 08, 2014 11:24 am

Well here ya go. When the banker said "You know you have a lot of money there, don't you", I bet he was referring to the amount of money She spent, because we all know what's it worth. And that ain't much!

Update on my visit to Bank on Friday 12/5/14	Permalink

The WM of my bank called this AM . In a nutshell this is our conversation. He was aware of what I told them the amount I had of each currency. Said he needed to ask a couple questions before going any further. He asked Did I have receipts for my currencies, where did I purchased the currencies (one was from their bank) how long I have had the currencies . I answered all questions very calmly. He said you do know you have a lot of money there don't you? I again was calm and said yes I do. He said we can exchange your Vietnamese currency (but it hadn't gone up) but at this time we cannot exchange your Dinar or the Zim. I told him I would hold on to it for a while longer until they revalued and to please call me when they do revalue. He said he would and to have a nice day. At least he didn't tell me it was a scam. I hope this helps to know 3 questions they will be asking I believe. Have a God blessed day!!

by **Terbo56** Mon Dec 08, 2014 1:25 pm

First off, you don't need a receipt for your currency at exchange time- I cashed in some of the dinar I had, to pay a bill a few months back, and the bank asked for no such thing- Secondly, when I re-upped my dinar a few months ago, at a currency exchange here in Florida, and they did not need to give a receipt, unless you think you want one- It does not matter where you got your dinar, it makes no difference whatsoever-Just like a twelve pack of your favorite beverage, it doesn't matter where, how, or when you got it- Bank Story #51 **UPDATE** 1656125192

to the gurus-

Bank Story #51 UPDATE