Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2001 08:50:43 -0400 From: Jonathan Kamens To: cgaffney@pfsb.com Subject: Re: ATM Receipt > There is usually a difference between the current and available balance > after a deposit is made. But, in order to give you a better answer I would > need to know more information about the transaction and your accounts. One > answer could be that you made the deposit to the second account on your > card, and by default the machine gives you the balance on the primary > account on the card. The balances that were shown on my receipt after I made the deposit were, in fact, the balances of the account to which I made the deposit, not the balances of some other account. > Even with the conversion checks that are deposited are > put on hold for a certain amount of time, based on the type of check. I am aware that deposited checks are put on hold for a certain period of time. That's the whole point in having two balances on the receipt, an "available balance" and a "balance." My question concerned the fact that immediately after I made the deposit, the amount of the deposit was not added to the available balance when it should have been. I just went into my filing cabinet and pulled out an ATM receipt from a $30 deposit to my money market account on June 5. The "balance" listed on that receipt is $30 more than the "available balance." In other words, this worked fine before the conversion and is not working now. Jonathan Kamens Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2001 10:32:33 -0400 From: Jonathan Kamens To: cgaffney@pfsb.com Subject: Re: ATM Receipt An additional data point.... I made another deposit to my money market account this morning, and this time the ATM didn't print any balances at all on my receipt.