BB&T
Today I visited the Clemmons branch. When I presented a stack of bills in denomination from one to one-hundred totaling $1700, I was asked for my ID. I've made it a habit, for security purposes not to ever carry a variety of things simultaneously... Never more than one: -Social Security Card -Birth Certificate -Driver's License -Any credit or debit card Now it was unclear, but seemed to be communicated to me that depositing checks was alright without an ID. Of course, I know I can just snap photos and deposit them with my smartphone. This just increases the scope of inconsistency. So, I returned to my car. Now, I have never needed my ID before. Tellers informed me of this change in policy. Yet, I can deposit cash into the ATM a short distance away without an ID. Though I can call the 1-800 number and use my security questions to have them read back any and all banking information to me. You know, the sort of Routing and Account numbers I can use to draft anything to anyon