u/HairyNipps1

This might be a completely stupid question, but I have tried everything yesterday I plugged my iPhone into my computer and clicked on the Finder icon, and I was paying attention and I accidentally clicked the eject button where my iPhone was listed. I've tried turning the computer off, turning it back on I've turned off the iPhone and then turned it back on. I've reset location and security. I've clicked the trust button on the iPhone. I cannot get my Mac to see my iPhone now and I have no idea what to do just sort of calling Apple has anyone ever accidentally ejected their phone from their Mac and been able to get the computer to see it again?💀💀💀💀

This might be a completely stupid question, but I have tried everything yesterday I plugged my iPhone into my computer and clicked on the Finder icon, and I was paying attention and I accidentally clicked the eject button where my iPhone was listed. I've tried turning the computer off, turning it back on I've turned off the iPhone and then turned it back on. I've reset location and security. I've clicked the trust button on the iPhone. I cannot get my Mac to see my iPhone now and I have no idea what to do just sort of calling Apple has anyone ever accidentally ejected their phone from their Mac and been able to get the computer to see it again?💀💀💀💀

Hello,

I'm very new to secret shopping and was wondering if anyone has had experience with this company? I want to make sure I choose one that's real and I don't fall for any scams. Do they pay when you complete a shop? Happy to hear the good the bad and the ugly

What's your opinion of the software?

Personally, I like it I do, however, think it is kind of clunky as there's 1 million ways to get to the same place. It seems sometimes.😂

I work in Deposit Operations now (been in the back office since around 2016), but I started on the teller line at a decent-sized regional bank in the Northeast. We had sales goals, but they were pretty reasonable—mostly financial referrals.
So here’s my latest banking adventure.
KeyBank has a promotion where you can earn a $500 bonus for opening a Key Select Checking account online and completing the requirements. Easy enough.
I started the application online, but it stopped me because I apparently had an account back in 2014. Turns out my old online banking profile has been sitting there ever since.
No problem—I called customer service. They had absolutely no idea what I was talking about.
So I used my lunch break to stop by a branch. I walked in and said, “I just need to get back into my online banking so I can open the account online.”
Immediately, I was put in line to sit with a banker. 🤣
The branch manager sits down and tells me he can just open the account in the branch and apply the $500 promotion. I already knew that wasn’t true because the promotion specifically required opening it online.
Before he even reset my online banking, he started pitching me on bringing over $25,000 to earn promotional rates and talking about moving more of my banking relationship to Key.
I get it. I’ve worked retail banking. I know sales goals are real.
But…my guy…I literally came in to reset my online banking. 😂
It took 35 minutes to get through the sales conversation before he finally fixed the one thing I actually came in for. I left, opened the account online myself in about five minutes, and now I’ll get the $500 bonus within the next 90 days.
I genuinely give branch employees a lot of credit because I don’t think I could ever go back to that environment. The fact that he delivered every sales pitch with a completely straight face while I was internally screaming deserves some kind of award. 💀
I’ll happily stay in Deposit Operations for the rest of my career. I don’t miss sales goals one bit

Does anybody happen to remember when the expected payout on this is I completely forgot and I feel like it’s been a very long time😂 also, I know that part of the lawsuit was due to unintended triggering of Siri on iPhones anytime I say Sarah at work my phone still gets triggered and starts talking. would’ve thought they would’ve put some sort of safeguard to make that not happen now.😂

Hello!
Fellow deposit operations rep here was wondering if anyone in this sub had gone through a migration of ACH services and by that I mean currently all of my ACH transactions at work filter through a third-party company we’re considering cutting costs in bringing all of it in house I know everyone will have a different experience, but I’m wondering if anyone here has any insight as to how easy or difficult the changeover might’ve been currently we use services by COCC and that’s who it manage our ACH processing.

Thank you for any insight no pun intended for those who use the program😂😂😂

I managed to get an M4 Mac mini base model right before Apple discontinued it I also got the computer from the education website so 499 for a Mac mini. I am very excited! Also very excited to pay 499 instead of the new 799! Also also very excited. I ordered this computer a month ago and it’s been on backorder. It wasn’t supposed to get shipped until the end of June. The computer shipped this past Friday and will be at the Apple Store on Monday!