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Paying in/changing coins for notes
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So your experience is consistent with the rebuttals of that quoted post in #13 and #20 above!Sunshinekid wrote: »I have been to all Banks today, plus post office and a building society and unless you have an account they will not change coins.
However, if you've been to all banks, presumably this would include your own: why would you not just go there in the first place?0 -
Market traders like a lot of change. We know two who will take our change if we have a lot. I just ring them, let them know how much and what denominations and take it to them. Saves them going to the bank and carrying bags of coinage.I think this job really needs
a much bigger hammer.
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