That bank teller will be "out of balance" at the end of the day and, with repeated offenses, could be written up or terminated.
TELLER
This person is a teller.
A bank teller.
Take the money to a teller at your bank, or deposit it in the ATM at your bank.
You haven't said whether the account in question is your own, or some other person's account, and the procedure is not exactly the same for those cases, however, if you go to the bank where this account exists, and you take your money in whatever form you have it (cash, check, money order) and preferably a bank card, or bank book, or any other relevant documentation you may have, you can then get on line to see a bank teller, and when you get to the teller, you can explain what you want to do, and the teller will help you to do it. Also note: in many cases it is also possible to deposit money by means of an automatic teller machine, however, if you don't know how to deposit money, better start with a human teller who can answer your questions.
Go into a bank and tell a teller that you would like a money order. Easy.
The customer, then the bank teller.
TELLER
The benefits of a bank teller is, it will teach you to count and work in money better.
This person is a teller.
That is a bank teller
to check the money
A bank teller.
Take the money to a teller at your bank, or deposit it in the ATM at your bank.
No. first of all, a money order can be deposited into the bank account of the person to whom it has been written to. Second of all, even if the bank teller accepts it by mistake, it will not be cashed. The money order will be returned and no money will be paid. So, doing so would be a waste of time.
the teller is the person behind the bank wall that knows how much money is in your account and adds all the money you put in your account
the disadvantages of a bank teller are worker long hours and couting lot and lot of money and dealing with mean people