[etxm]

I used to write vulgar stuff in the memo line like “hookers” or “blow”. Stupid college shit. One day my bank called me and said if I did it again they’d cancel my account. I asked the rep her name and promised to stop...

I wrote “fuck you sarah” for two years until I changed banks.

[kazinator]

Sarah got punished twice there. First, being the one who had to make this unpleasant phone call, and then being the target of these notes.

[odammit]

As noted below it wasn’t a company policy she didn’t personally like seeing things like “emergency eunuch surgery” on checks.

She said she would make it a policy. All bark, no bite.

[d0lph]

I think calling people was probably part of her job.

[SmellyGeekBoy]

Wow, you really showed her.

[jessaustin]

You should have used her manager's name instead.

[etxm]

I asked her if it was company policy and she said no, she just didn’t like it personally and would see it was made a policy.

It was a small town Christian credit union account my parents set up for me in high school to start building credit.

So fuck Sarah.

[ShabbosGoy]

What an odd thing for a bank to do, police how someone uses a memo line in a check. At least you got your revenge on them.

[toomuchtodo]

It's my understanding that Venmo will flag transactions with certain words in the memo.

"I Tried to Venmo $12.66 for 'ISIS' and the Government Was Pissed

It turns out the Treasury Department doesn't appreciate my sense of humor."

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/5gqyzd/i-tried-to-venmo-1...

[Apocryphon]

Ironic given how Softcard used to be called Isis.

[telchar]

I wouldn't be surprised if they had to file a suspicious activity report for every one of those checks.

[smt88]

Sounds like you never grew out of "stupid college shit". I feel sorry for Sarah and anyone else on the receiving end of this type of behavior.