Open Forum → Do you know of a bank open on Sunday?

Did you ever checked to see if the ATM machines at the banks in those states do deposits? Or did you just go to them and take money and leave?
You never seen envelopes on them?

Not rare at all.... ATMs in malls, airports, etc often don't take deposits and they're also not typically owned/operated by any normal (real ?) bank. To accept deposits, means someone has to go to the ATM daily and collect cash or checks and process them further.

ATMs that are in the parking lot of a bank or on the outside wall of the bank's building ALWAYS seem to take deposits. Remember too, banks are trying to charge customers to do *anything* with a human teller nowadays, almost as if they want to eliminate tellers (someday). They want customers to be able to do almost everything themselves, be it ATMs, online banking, and so on.

I am talking about bank branded ATMs not 3rd parties.

I have seen only two ATMs in my life that took deposits. One was for a credit union at my college.
If they had them I would definately use them.

So are they...why in the world would you deposite something in a 3rd party ATM???

Again, everytime you post I am struck by the wtf factor....Every bank ATM I know of will allow you to deposit money in the ATM. Every one. I bank w/ 2 credit unions here in SC, my wife banks at Wachovia, and I used to use a collegiate bank downtown.

Again..every one of them took deposits.

I once bought underwear in Indiana, New York and NC.

This is about as relevant as your statement above.

»www.usbank.com/ is open Sunday in many locations per website and at least in Oregon.

I managed a Independent Garden Center and we did daily deposits at Wells Fargo in the Night Deposit, 7 days a week after bank hours.

An envelope picture for you!

Don't know what it is they do up there that you thought wouldn't fly, but down here they bought out Commerce Bank. Other than name, logo, and color change, everything is still the same.

Don't forget the big comfy chairs now too.

Back a few years ago stores weren't even open on Sundays. Most stores in Ontario are closed on the holidays, but any city that is considered 'tourist' can have their stores open. (pharmacies, inconvenience stores, gas bars, video stores, theatres and other 'amusements' are excepted from that rule)

Canada's big sale day is Boxing Day, and it's a paid holiday that Americans don't have...

There are Wells Fargo branches in supermarkets (like Ralphs) that are open on Sunday for apx 5-6 hours.

Yeah, for a whole 4 hours. Stores here open at 6 AM or 7 AM on December 26.

And I get the entire week from Christmas to New Years Day as paid holidays.

Fixed it for you.

But for those 4 hours it's totally crazy. Reminds me of the time I spent in the States. (the day after Thanksgiving)

I will say though, Americans are a little more crazy then Canadians when it comes to their special shopping days. Though wal-mart has taken some of the fun out by opening up at midnight on those holidays.

I am going back to New York in November for Black Friday. My hopes are that I will be trampled on, lose and eye, broken hip and my nuts stepped on - ummm (nah, no sir, I don't want that) then sue the store, win large, and live the American Dream and buy myself a house - that would be in sunny California - with a white picket fence, some American muscle car - maybe a Ford since they aren't going tits up yet ( and none of that crap cars from overseas ) and I can have all my friends over on the weekend for BBQ's and beer. Oh, and a babe - since I recanted about my jewels.

Damn, can I plan or what.

Or something. It's called the American dream because you have to be asleep to believe it. Do yourself a favor. Stay in Canada. Anyone who would willingly abandon national health care to live down here needs counseling.

Woodforest National Bank is in several Wal-Marts (as previously mentioned), and they have 24-hour branches in a few locations. You didn't specify where you are, but if you're in north Texas there's a 24-hour branch at IH-20 and Collins in Grand Prairie.

Wow...now that is a thread.

Our health care in Canada is good; a lot of Canadians don't always appreciate it. There is also a lot of misunderstanding in the US of what Canada has - and, there is misunderstanding in Canada of what the US has.

I just don't understand all the Canada bashing going on in the US when America is talking about health care reform. Right now, the US has a great opportunity of creating the best health care system in the world, a true two tier system, and they could show the world how it *should* be done. Everyone could have great health care, everyone would have health care, but the choice to 'jump the que' would be available too - if you had the $$$. But that ain't happening - fear has taken over.

As for me, I keep healthy and rarely see the doctor - then I thought about my sleep issues and the sleep clinic then I realized all the time I have spent there, the doctors and nurses and the rest of the crew, and I recall how I had to pay 50 cents for parking...so, I see your point.

Really depends on your area where you reside. Not everyone's residential area is going to have the same answer for you. Only you alone can check by contacting banks in your area.

What do you mean? If a bank advertises they are open 7 days a week, why would it change depending on the area?

Not all are open 7 days a week, unless they are in a Wal-mart, or Grocery store. There are some that are open limited hours on Sundays, for deposits & cash, but again not what I would put as Open for Full Services.

PNC bank has a branch in Wilkes Barre Township Pa. that is open on Sunday.

This is the branch located on Highland Park Blvd.

Charter One Bank ( Ohio ) a.k.a. Citizens Bank ( Western Pennsylvania ) has branches that are open on Sundays and even some legal holidays. However, you may not be able to draw against a deposit until Tuesday morning for a Saturday or Sunday deposit or until Wednesday for a deposit that was made on a holiday weekend.

»www.bankatlantic.com/def ··· ult.html

I've run into bank of america ATMs that deposited.. in the middle of the mall before. THAT WAS NEAT!

Really though, a lot of banks in supermarkets will be open on sundayS!

Yup.

He lives is a small world and nothing exists outside of that world and makes a lot of subjective suppositions.
Every ATM I know of that is attached to a bank has deposit capabilities, some that are stand alone do, but never with an independent one(like at the quickie mart).

Making deposits at an ATM is not a good idea for loads of reasons.
Although you can make withdrawals at any ATM in the world you can't make deposits at any that don't belong to your bank.

Barely ever using an ATM in the first place, I have NEVER deposited money into them, nor have I ever used one that isn't attached to MY bank, so I can only speak to MY experiences. The ones I have used all take deposits. I don't look at the others, so I have never noticed whether or not they take deposits.

I never knew they are Canadian... they really tried to hide it, just as the Royal Bank of Canada bought banks in the US and renamed them RBC.

Cmon....really...can ya blame 'em?

I don't know why they would want to hide the fact that they are a stable bank. No canadian bank needed a bailout or has gone bankrupt.