As a businessman or as a salesperson, have you ever tried to deposit money at the bank and you were told your deposit was short of 10k, 20k etc even when you were very sure it was complete?

I had been a victim many times and I think I'm wiser now. What have I done to checkmate this?

I make sure you don't confuse me with other people's monies on the table. It means only my money will be on your table while you're counting mine.

Secondly, if you notice any incomplete bundle, don't ever help me to complete it. Instead, leave it aside and if possible, I'll count it with my hands. The counting machine can be inaccurate probably due to the nature of the naira notes. It would rather count 100 notes as 90 than count 100 as 101.

A bank teller in one of the new generation banks where I live had to run away from his desk when he was caught red-handed.


Do you have any similar experience? Kindly share.

Hmm

Mine was at Polaris Bank, I collect my osusu of 94k, I was refuse entering into the bank because of nose mask, right in front of the bank entrance automated door I collect 200, and pay for Nose mask.

I fill deposit slip of 93800 boom the cashier told me my money was shorting 1800, I was surprised.

eddynaira125:
Mine was at Polaris Bank, I collect my osusu of 94k, I was refuse entering into the bank because of nose mask, right in front of the bank entrance automated door I collect 200, and pay for Nose mask.

I fill deposit slip of 93800 boom the cashier told me my money was shorting 1800, I was surprised.

Na their way. I wonder why people are yet to see the corruption in most of these banks

AXYZ:


Na their way. I wonder why people are yet to see the corruption in most of these banks

The corruption in Nigerian banks is a direct reflection of the Nigerian society

Kobicove:


The corruption in Nigerian banks is a direct reflection of the Nigerian society

Undoubtedly