QUOTE(raptar_eric @ Oct 28 2012, 02:02 AM)
i know ill get back.. just that its a very much hassle process... saturday bank not open, sunday also..
thing i dont understand is, those securicor company could have opened it, and gimme back the cash.. i went back an hour later, they already fix it, machine is running fine, ppl using it... why wanna make my life difficult =.=
i deposited quite an amount to clear my credit card bills.. and now, need to be hold back for dont know how many days someore
Cash Deposit Machine (CDM) has a secure box (ok, not that secure) inside, if you ever see them switch boxes before. However, due to CDM design, sometimes the cash got stuck outside the peep-hole of the box (inside the machine), when the security-co open it, the cash fall out.
Last time, when this happens, there are fraud cases happen, where the personnels gang-up and pocket the money. Yes, it happened before. When consumers claim from banks, some with valid receipts (as above) and some not, it is difficult for the bank to investigate, as the "lost" physical money is not found anywhere and it can't just disappear into the machine/sky.
Nowadays, the procedure is to setup a video cam on tripod, and the 3-4 personnel will block off the area. The video will record the CDM being opened, box swapped, and any spare cash to go into the bag also, security cable tie to seal it, without anyone blocking the view.
The bags are open up at the security-co HQ (or main branches), and the bank normally sub-con a 3rd party to break the seal, count the cash and submit report, all under the watchful eye of CCTV.
The fraud cases drop a lot to almost nil.
Back to your questions, you need to do it proper way, to inform bank officially at the counter.
The security personnel collecting the cash will not entertain any Q&A or support-calls. They do not do investigation. They can't pocket or give money to anyone. Any extra cash fall-out, must be inserted into the canvas bag. There cannot be any shortcut here. Otherwise, any Tom, d*** and Harry can bring a receipt over and claim the cash to be given back.
Some may say it makes life difficult, but it is a proper SOP for banks to prevent fraud.