The bank with the blue octagon

Does anyone know if the bank with the blue octagon as it's logo has teller shops? If so which MSC handles them?

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you're not going to get an answer. There is no difference between actually stating the MSC and the client together and stating the MSC and making it extremely obvious who the client is.

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I have no idea who the client is. Must be a bank that is not in my area.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/02/2016 02:35AM by alannajm.

There aren't any Chase banks in my area either but I still knew who the OP was referring to.

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I have never seen a teller shop at a Chase bank. That doesn't mean that they don't exist.

Shopping Southeast Pennsylvania, Delaware above the canal, and South Jersey since 2008

I did about 20 shops at this bank during the first half of 2015. That project ended last May. I've been looking for more shops like these since then and there has not been anything posted for that bank that I have seen. I checked many times, too, because these were good shops for me. Mine were all "platform" shops, not teller shops. Meaning I sat at a banker's desk and asked questions about accounts; did not need to have an account at that bank. I'm in the Cleveland, Ohio area.

I did a many of these as well and noticed after not seeing them anymore emailed one of the contacts I have in the MSC. My contact said that Chase is not going to be shopped by them anymore.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/03/2016 11:25PM by jamieg1973.

Interesting! I show these banks on the job board in my area. I won't take them until bonused though.

@jamieg1973 wrote:

I did a many of these as well and noticed after not seeing them anymore emailed one of the contacts I have in the MSC. My contact said that Chase is not going to be shopped by them anymore.

News to me since I have a handful of them already assigned to me over the next 10 days. I use them as fillers since there always seems to be one right at the same intersection as other shops I am going to be at anyway.

@Sybil2 wrote:

@jamieg1973 wrote:

I did a many of these as well and noticed after not seeing them anymore emailed one of the contacts I have in the MSC. My contact said that Chase is not going to be shopped by them anymore.
News to me since I have a handful of them already assigned to me over the next 10 days. I use them as fillers since there always seems to be one right at the same intersection as other shops I am going to be at anyway.

You weren't aware this client was shopped by multiple MSCs last year.

@Mantis wrote:

@Sybil2 wrote:

@jamieg1973 wrote:

I did a many of these as well and noticed after not seeing them anymore emailed one of the contacts I have in the MSC. My contact said that Chase is not going to be shopped by them anymore.
News to me since I have a handful of them already assigned to me over the next 10 days. I use them as fillers since there always seems to be one right at the same intersection as other shops I am going to be at anyway.
You weren't aware this client was shopped by multiple MSCs last year.

Yes, I am. I have performed shops with this client for multiple MSCs. I have even been able to double-dip in some situations which is always nice.

I am referring to the MSC that I shopped them with. If they are being shopped by another MSC then happy Wealth Management Shopping !

I didn't like the wealth management shops at first but then they were no big deal. Like most things.

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