Will a bank change $20s for $100s?

[bdk3clash]

So I withdrew some money via my newly activated NETeller ATM card and have a crapload of $20 bills. Will a bank that I don't have an account at change said $20 bills for $100s?

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So I withdrew some money via my newly activated NETeller ATM card and have a crapload of $20 bills. Will a bank that I don't have an account at change said $20 bills for $100s?

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Yes.

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[InchoateHand]

They may, but they don't have to. I used to have trouble with this coloring up/down when I worked in the service industry and managed the cash.

[LAGmaniac]

Bank of America and Washington Mutual have done so for me. I don't have accounts at either

[edtost]

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They may, but they don't have to. I used to have trouble with this coloring up/down when I worked in the service industry and managed the cash.

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[Sponger15SB]

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They may, but they don't have to. I used to have trouble with this coloring up/down when I worked in the service industry and managed the cash.

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Spending a little too much time at the casinos?

[Bukem_]

They shouldn't charge, but some banks won't do it if you don't have an account there.

[Girchuck]

If you go to a casino, and buy chips with your 20s, then cash out a bit later, they'll give you 100s.

[IndieMatty]

Complete opposite, me and my roommate fight over who gets to break out 100 for food deliver. where do you want to meet!? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Yeah any bank will change.



Neteller ATM is good no?

Edit/Hijack Dude, did you see your boys BJMassacre are playing lollapalooza?

[Uston]

I've changed as many as $3,000 in tens and twenties at a time for hundreds without a problem.