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Many of the locations are a block of ATMs secured behind a door. Your ATM card is required for entry, and occasionally there’s a security guard who looks like
by coredog64 7y ago
Many of the locations are a block of ATMs secured behind a door. Your ATM card is required for entry, and occasionally there’s a security guard who looks like he could be a bouncer at a club. Or, at least, that’s the majority of the Chase locations near me. TD Bank appears to actually have people working in customer facing roles.
- bluGill 7y agoMy credit union is an bunch of ATMs for most things. However those "bouncers" are notary publics (as I discovered when I needed that service a few months ago), can answer deep questions about various things, and help with loan applications. Need to get cash - the ATM is better at counting than the humans ever were.