Went through drive through to cash a check, a very small check from my insurance agency. Teller took several minutes looking at computer screen, I told her who i was and that if she needed to know i had a checking account, Was told , No didn't need my info, and after 5 minutes of waiting finally got my cash. within 10 minutes or so, my wife called and asked how and where did i get $1100 to deposit in our account. Told her ,i have no idea of what you are saying, she said i got an alert of a deposit for over $1100 in our account and said she called bank to tell them a mistake had been made. I got home ,called bank again trying to reach someone at Harrogate branch, was transferred , ask person if they were in Harrogate , said I am in financial services,tried to tell her what the problem was, said we need to call customer service. Gave her our name,as she was about to hang up, i ask for a manager in middlesboro office, transferred went to voice mail. I got in truck and drove to Harrogate branch about 10 minutes before it closed. Told teller what happened, there were 3 other women ,what title they had, I don't know, but they tried to downplay what happened ,like its an everyday event that $1100 magically appears in the wrong account. Then when i got a little loud, they were in wonder why i was upset. After 1 hour, 3 calls and a 10 mile trip back to the bank , they were still in that mode,oh yes we made a mistake, but we can't figure out why that would upset you. I will say that i am concerned that they put someone elses money in my account and handed them a receipt with part of my account number on it. Not one I'm sorry from 4 women in tellers side but at least when i was leaving the branch manager had heard everything, came from his office ,apologized, said he was sorry and said thanks for your honesty. What the tellers never thought about , had i been dishonest,I could have withdrawn the my money from my checking account and the bank would have been liable , but evidently to some people, putting 1000s of dollars in the wrong account, AIN'T NO BIG DEAL read more