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by Sherri on October 11th, 2009
Yes, they can like the teller who is making the deposit or withdrawal for you. NO one else better be accessing you account or it's an evasion of privacy. Several Department of Motor Vehicle clerks were fired for this awhile back for looking up the info on movie stars!
by Barkley Hound on October 11th, 2009
Only someone who is working on a transaction for you. Just randomly looking a balances will get them fired. When I was a programmer we had to create our own data. We could not use actual files.
by john pennington on October 11th, 2009
If they are allowed access, by the bank, then sure.
This is what banks are all about.
Aren't computers great?
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My bank allowed me to draw on a cheque because the company it was from banked at the same branch and had enough funds. The following day the company cancelled the cheque, and i was told by the bank i had to pay the money back.
by lovegod on November 17th, 2008
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Totally agree, well-put Sherri, (have a niece & she spells name the same ) 8) +5
by Pistachio on October 11th, 2009