> The chase operators told me a few times that ‘something is weird about these payments’ but couldn’t be more specific Wonder if it got flagged as suspicious?

> The chase operators told me a few times that ‘something is weird about these payments’ but couldn’t be more specific Wonder if it got flagged as suspicious? Some banks aren't even legally allowed to tell you some things about your own account. But it does seem banks are still brick and mortar. There's a bank that won't let you reset your pin online or over the phone, so have to psychically show up and show your ID to someone who presses something in their computer and tells you to type a pin into the USB key pad facing you on the other side of the desk. I guess it's just a small annoyance if you live near by, but the same bank doesn't have branches all over the place so if you end up moving across the country probably should get a new bank anyways. I guess tech wise could be done online as they could let you scan your ID and do a quick picture or video chat or something to make sure it's really you maybe. Plus some of the online only banks seem to pay higher interest too but not sure if people really care about interest as not sure if it really makes a big difference to some people. The local bank doesn't even pay 1% and hides the interest rate in the fine print somewhere while some of the online banks pay 1% and openly advertise such.