One of the great ideas to save the bank job is absurdly limited schedule and dates for payment of bills over the counter. Recently I went to BBVA to pay a bill at the counter, and after waiting in line the cashier told me they are the 10.35, and that "the system" does not let you take the receipt. I wonder when I can afford it, and I replied that from 8.30 to 10.30, but only between 10 and 20 of each month. Coincidentally it was on 20 ... Surprised I asked if customers were not charged receipts, and I answer yes, so I applied to open an account at one of the tables (along with credit cards, checkbooks, debit cards, etc), and while the banking toiled to fill out forms, I with the account number I went to the fractious victorious cashier did a revenue of 26.40 euros on the account, paid the bill 26.40 euros and canceled the account. The cashier's face was contorted cavalier, and the banking was busy filling in forms was a real poem when I told him I was not interested at all account cards, checkbooks, etc. I just wanted to pay my bill, as well as I did.
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