I figured that is the case and I understand the banks have
to take precautions to ensure they maintain the trust of their customers. At the same time, you have to assume there are people out there who may try to take advantage of the situation to attempt to rob a bank. I mean it isn't like they will lower their mask while pointing a gun at a teller in order to get said teller to comply with the request to put all the money into the sack.
From a business perspective, it will be interesting to see how much "risk" a bank is willing to take between verifying a customer's identity vs. dealing with a potential robbery. It could also be interesting to see which banks create a policy for the entire chain (if applicable) vs. leaving the decision up to the individual locations.
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Posted: 05/26/2020 at 4:45PM