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Robert Slaght of Glendale, Arizona, sends a $333.33 donation via a bank check system. The hosts discuss the various automated check-mailing services used by banks, noting that some systems are so inefficient they likely cost the banks money in postage and processing.
Banking Inefficiency and Automatic Check Processing
A personal anecdote about the difficulty of getting an insurance check endorsed at Wells Fargo leads to a critique of modern banking. The hosts compare the wasteful mailing practices of large banks like Chase to the efficient consolidated check packets sent by smaller credit unions.
