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RPBrown wrote:Its funny but I have found around here most actual banks don't post (there are a few that do) but most credit unions do. I moved my account from a credit union to a bank just for that reason.

I had to go to the bank Tuesday to open a business account and was carrying @ 4:00 OWB. When we went into the bankers office to do the paperwork, I sat down and my gun hit the wodden arm of the chair making a rather loud thud. I looked at the banker and he said that was one tough cell phone and winked at me. As we were waiting on his computer to do its thing he asked what I carried and we got into about a 20 minute conversation about guns.

You should tell us what bank... sounds like a few of us need a good one.

The Annoyed Man wrote:Until you can get the money transferred to another bank, use the drive-in window.

That's what I do.

My bank posts a non-compliant sign... I don't go in unless I must, and when I do, I carry.
One day at the drive through a person who ID'd themselves as the "Area Manager" stepped up to the mic and asked me if there was "anything else we can do to improve your satisfaction" or something like that. To which I said "yes, you can take that stupid "no guns" sign off your door". To which he said "so you don't like to leave your gun in the car?" and I said, "i don't have a gun, I'm just smart enough to realize that when you post a sign like that, every criminal will know that every honest person in your bank is unarmed."... and he said "Oh, never thought of it that way".

If they ever post a compliant sign, I'm gone.
Until then I'll allow myself the illusion they are posting the non-compliant sign on purpose.
Changing banks is a pain in the posterior.

RandyM wrote:I was looking for a post that might guide me which questions to ask, if anyone has input please post.

"Do you anticipate that bank robbers will obey this new sign?"
<dumbfounded expression>
"Neither do I"

"I'll be closing my accounts now, thanks."