Coin Shops having their bank accounts closed by the banks. A matter of too much paperwork for the banks, Re: Laws and regulations? Or is it part of the effort to go CBDC? Maybe both... Buy online there's a paper trail. often LCS buy and sell with large amounts of cash. A LCS take link in comments
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New to stacking metals I started watching a lot of channels to learn how to stack. I have seen videos by several LCS or stacker costumers interviewing them. Banks don't like cash and they have trouble retaining tellers. Stackers often buy and sell for cash. Many people are buying and selling large amounts. Although they require transactions above 9,999 to be reported to the IRS, the IRS has a term for people who make several large transactions in a short amounts of time to avoid the 10K paperwork, its a no no.
On another note the McDonalds next to my work has a pay to park company which seems to be their way of promoting drive threw, while discouraging dine-in, and carry out.
I remember people who were against ATMs which were rather new when I was young. They were prophetic...
I remember the local unions complaining when the first ATM opened in my city. They said that it would cause tellers to lose their jobs and that banks would shrink their operations, possibly closing down a lot of local branches.
Of course, it was all derided in the media - "No way will it put tellers out of work!"
Funny how those things happen.
Yeah, took a long time, but go in any branch. Very few people working and I have been refused teller service when they had no teller show up for work.