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Deposit coins into Shinsei account?
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2016/3/11 15:15
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It's three days until pay day, I have about 2000 yen in 10 yen coins, I'd really like to get them into my bank account, so I can withdraw a note.
I live in Hyogo and bank with Shinsei.
Shinsei website says they don't accept deposits at branches, so please use ATMs. Also says 7-11, Daily Yamazaki, FamilyMart, Lawson and JP Bank ATMs accept deposits.
I've been to: 2x 7-11 - no coin deposit function/slot. 1x Lawson - no coin deposit function/slot. 1x FamilyMart - no coin deposit function/slot. 2x Yamazaki - no ATM. 1x JP Bank - has coin deposit slot, but doesn't open when I select "deposit".
The only option I haven't tried is a Shinsei ATM. The nearest one is in Osaka, and it seems a waste to spend 560 yen on the train to deposit 1500 yen into my bank.
Any ideas?
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by Dragarkan (guest)
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Re: Deposit coins into Shinsei account?
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2016/3/11 15:25
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Can't you just ask a friend or colleague to give you notes for your coins? You could also probably furikomi them to your account, but then you'd have a handling fee.
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by Firas
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Re: Deposit coins into Shinsei account?
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2016/3/11 15:31
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(I assume you really need notes for some reason, otherwise, yes, just use them as they are.)
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by Firas
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Re: Deposit coins into Shinsei account?
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2016/3/11 15:56
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Thanks guys. I don't /really/ need notes, I just feel like an asshole if I go to the supermarket and make the cashier count 100+ coins. Even 20 coins feels like too much.
I suppose I could make a few trips to the convenience store spending 150-250 yen at a time so it's not such a pain.
I'll look up furikomi too for future reference too.
Cheers.
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