A simple "on-line orders pickup" sign/queue is how most places handle this Yes, and that’s what Walmart has (an “express line”) that is setup right in front of

A simple "on-line orders pickup" sign/queue is how most places handle this Yes, and that’s what Walmart has (an “express line”) that is setup right in front of the cashier. But the regular line is several feet away and faces the express line. The signage is clear to those actually entering the express line, but not so clear to those in the regular line. All most of them apparently see is someone hanging out by the cashier trying to cut in front of them. I think a big part of the problem is having the main line face the express line...people are already annoyed by waiting in line, and that annoyance only grows by watching others go directly in front of them. The bank transfer issue is another thing entirely. Zelle is suppose to fix that issue in the US, even though most other countries have this figured out: I actually mentioned BofA by name because of how ridiculous I find this policy to be. My bank doesn’t yet have Zelle either, and Walmart is far cheaper than both the sending and receiving fees would be if I sent a wire.