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Not for long, likely.
by evancox100 3y ago
Not for long, likely.
- EasyMark 3y agowhy is that?
- ambarp2 3y agoChase in San Francisco told me that one factor is a handful of deposit box users who come into their branch multiple times/day to access their box. That’s a huge burden on their staff’s time.
- j-bos 3y agoIt's funny how cost cutting turns once normal services and responsibilities into a "burden".
- dannyw 3y agoSafety deposit boxes are not meant as active drop boxes. It's like someone using YouTube as a general purpose data storage service.
- sarchertech 3y agoIt’s very easy to fix that. Charge per use for accessing it more than once per day.
- bobthepanda 3y agoIn fact, that already exists. Nearly every bank, Chase included, operates a savings account with maximum six transactions a month.
- krisoft 3y agoShould not be that hard to put a cost on that. Charge X per access. Make X big enough to be worth the bother. If you worry that it will alienate the users who only need access rarely make the first Y accesses per month or year free.