Bank branch unable to print or confirm large CD transaction receipt
A customer opening a jumbo CD was told by three bankers that a receipt could not be printed, and when they asked to reverse the transaction, staff said the funds were stuck mid-transfer. The lack of an immediate, verifiable transaction confirmation left the customer escalating to federal regulators over a large sum of money.
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