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For Some Reason, People Don't Like Being Fingerprinted At The Bank

For Some Reason, People Don't Like Being Fingerprinted At The Bank

By Laura Northrup July 29, 2009

If you’re not a Bank of America customer, but visit one of their branches to cash a check, you’ll need to be fingerprinted. No, check cashing is not a crime, and the bank is trying to protect itself against fraud, but some people still don’t like the idea of giving up their prints for cash.

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