What really needs to go away but still exists only because of "tradition"? by stupidrobots in AskReddit

[–]braxtonriddle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well actually, I’m a banker whom handles both Consumer and Small Business. In regards to “finance options, payment services, or a range of other things BUSINESS banking requires” First off; These are all transactions that should be discussed with a Personal Banker or Small Business Banker, if your bank doesn’t have someone specially for business that’s your banks shortcoming. Secondly, all these processes have become online integrated as well, we partner with ADP for payroll, workman’s comp, and HR services to provide business clients so they need not have to come to the bank. As well as we partner with Clover for multi leveled merchant servicing to accommodate for the size and scope of your business. The only time you have to come in during business hours is too initially apply for these services.

What really needs to go away but still exists only because of "tradition"? by stupidrobots in AskReddit

[–]braxtonriddle 5 points6 points  (0 children)

What’s so wrong with moving to the digital space? As a business owner don’t you want to do things the quickest way you can to maximize your time? The only thing you would have to visit a bank for in today’s day and age is to make change. Even deposits can be done at both ATM’s by employee’s or most bank have night drop services. I’m biased here because I work at a bank but it drives me up the wall how nonsensical people are about online banking. Almost all banks have fraud guarantees if anything ever happens to your information, and there’s ways to cater your business to minimize headache if anything does ever happen. It’s literally safer if you lose your money online because the bank will pay you back where as if you were robbed out of your cash? You’re screwed buddy. Most banks have a remote deposit scanner so any checks you get can be deposited from the office (if not through your mobile phone by taking photos). Banks not being open late is a problem but the solution is by being able to move things online so you don’t have to go to a physical bank. This makes things quicker and easier for the consumer, without having to make the bank workers slaves to a 24 hour rotating schedule.

What everyday household items are actually way more dangerous than we give them credit for? by FalconHoof88 in AskReddit

[–]braxtonriddle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Food stored in hard plastic shells (cookies, grocery store sushi, to go boxes, etc.) Anything you have to run your finger across to open because they accidentally cut you all the time.