That's not enough. Bankers are constantly retrained on fraud and new scams. Even if a customer has ID and the account number, you DO NOT need to process their request if you are uncomfortable. None of us were there, but I'd guess that a dude walking in with sunglasses, who's never been there before, hands a note and asks to withdraw a fairly large sum of money from a multimillion account is unusual to say the least. 99% of the time, they have private bankers or power of attorneys handle this type of shytThey had his bank card or identification so what was the issue ?
mfers wait out in front of currency exchanges all the time for far less. They hang out at the casino sticking people up for far less. I thought you were in the know.
The teller was black. If she didn’t follow protocol, she could have been fired.
You're wrong on this one buddy.
he says "from my checking account" in the note.
A screenshot was posted in this thread.
If it was an old white lady she wouldn't have called the police.
You pass tellers paper and envelopes all the time in a bank. Do we know if that's all he gave her? For all we know, he could have filled out all of his information (account number, name etc) on the other side of that "letter" and the instructions he wrote out were additional notes.I remember I saw a fine ass woman working the counter at a bank. Was trying to figure out how to get at her without being all public with it. 1st thought was to pass her a note, but IMMEDIATELY realized she would get scared and think it was a robbery note.
How did he not think this would scare the shyt out of the cashier?
Always good to know someone in the bankThat's not enough. Bankers are constantly retrained on fraud and new scams. Even if a customer has ID and the account number, you DO NOT need to process their request if you are uncomfortable. None of us were there, but I'd guess that a dude walking in with sunglasses, who's never been there before, hands a note and asks to withdraw a fairly large sum of money from a multimillion account is unusual to say the least. 99% of the time, they have private bankers or power of attorneys handle this type of shyt
Nah Atlanta is the home of the scammers , she sensed fukkery and did wat was appropriate
And some places even have a sign that asks customers to remove sunglasses and hats. This negros was wearing both and a mask.The "real" Coogler could've been tied up in a basement somewhere.
They're trained to identify strange behaviour and this def qualifies
And shades in a bank are also an automatic no no
You pass tellers paper and envelopes all the time in a bank. Do we know if that's all he gave her? For all we know, he could have filled out all of his information (account number, name etc) on the other side of that "letter" and the instructions he wrote out were additional notes.
Nah, that’s how I know you a basement dweller lmao
You don’t have to threaten and you typically avoid that part just in case you get caught, if you’re going to go the note route.
Do you at least know a damn criminal lmao
Two, my man had on a hoodie pulled up, with a Covid mask and black shades. What appearance are you talking about
Maaaaan some of y’all are remedial
It looks like that's on the back of a withdrawal slip. He was giving her directions cause he didn't want anyone lurking to think they had a lick on their hands.