I see. I can see the advantage of that. Although personally, I like the idea of knowing my bank people. It can help out in the long run and building good relationships with people you do business with is always a smart idea.

True but BOA probably has a high turn over with their tellers etc plus they have different branches everywhere, I might be going inside different branches depending on where am at the time, ie. running errands in a different part of the city etc. It's not like a small intimate bank where everyone knows everyone. I doubt I'll be running into the same people every time.

Not an urban legend. Truth. Ask Silvercash how BofA closed their account solely because they were an adult business. It was all over the forums when it happened, too

I called them to confirm they won't do business with adult or tobacco companies. If the policy has changed from 4+ years ago, I'm not aware of it.

contrary to popular belief, BofA does not frown upon adult related accounts... just chargebacks and high risk transactions...

as for the topic of discussion... I take checks in at about 5-10 at a time... 50 is out of my league ;)

but I dont get "suspicious"questions... just casual talk like if they notice a design quotation they ask me what i design or what i do in online work... (its easy for them to figure out its online) ... i always just have a method of dealing with it... usually i pawn it off on roofing companies and or the local establishments that i design for that they may know of...

ive never had one look at me funny and think porn or anything out of the ordinary...


thats my branch though...

I dont have 50 checks, I thought it was but it wasnt, it just seemed like it because it seemed like a lot but it wasn't. I guess they are used to it because there are lots of individuals/businesses who probably deposit like 100 at a time so it's probably nothing to them, I'm just worrying about nothing. I'm good now.

You worry way too much about everything. All the time.

I refrained from pointing that out . . . . this time.

I would feel comfortable recommended B of A for most anything. Just compare their rates for their services with other local banks and see how they stack up.

epass is your god, checks are fucking ancient

Epass costs money which adds up.
It also comes from off shore which raises flags.

So stateside checks are great, they are free to cash, there are legalities in getting sent a bad one, and they are helpfull when it comes to accounting.

I still stuff all of them into a single envelope and pass it as a single transaction. When they tell me I need to do it differently, I offer to cancel my service. They cease rebuking at this point.

Drunk posting again I see.