U.S. Bank

Very Sneaky — I went in to a USBank location at a Safeway store in Aurora, CO, to cash a friend’s check which was drawn on USBank. I was greeted by Joe Sandoval, who asked if he could help me. I said I needed to cash a check. He asked if I had and account. I said no. He asked if I wanted to open an account. I said not now. He asked why not?. I said I have accounts at three banks now and did not want to open another one right now, but would keep him in mind. He asked how I wanted the cash, I said 100s. he then ran the check, and tried to hand me $ 595. I said no, this is your bank, your check, and your customer. I need the full $ 600. He then told me for the first time that there was a $ 5 check cashing fee for people who did not have an account with the bank. I asked why is the check worth $ 600 at my bank, but worth only $ 595 at your bank? He said it is worth $ 600 here there is just a $ 5 fee. Why was I not informed of the fee until afterwards? I insisted that he give my check back, but he stalled saying he had to reverse the fee. I finally got the check back and told Mr. Sandoval. that I would never ever do business with USBank again. and said you have lost a customer forever. A con artist is someone who takes money from another using sneaky underhanded methods. That’s my opinion of Mr. Sandoval and the bank he represents — USBank.