Customer (delivers) precious metal bullion to the bank
A customer want to place his gold into bank account. He shows up with his gold bars and said he wants to put them to his gold account. But then gets him arrested.
In my last paragraph I couldn’t pick the correct word. I came up with this simple word.
Customer delivers his precious metal bullion to the bank.
Customer leaves his precious metals in the bank.
Customer in India gives up his precious metal to bank. Does he leave it with any other people who does not want his wares?
Customer leaves out his precious metals to the bank. Which bank sells his precious metals?
Customer leaves his precious metal to bank.
Customer submits his precious metals bullion to bank. It can be very fragile or can come down easily.
Customer puts away precious metal bullion to bank.
Customer… precious metal bullion to the bank.
What are some words to use on the vocabulary?
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Typically, whenever anything is placed in a bank account, the verb used is “deposit”, eg “The customer deposited his precious metal bullion in the bank account.” * What does it mean if you replace bank account with bank account? If writing formal documentation, though, you would want to specify that it was deposited in the bank account belonging to the customer.
What are some ways to use “secure” verb with “the customer secured his precious metals” which implies that he likely placed it in an account of some sort, and has done so for the purpose of safekeeping.
If the purpose of the statement is to declare the specific actions taken by the customer for the purposes of record keeping, use “deposit”, here in german.
If the purpose of the statement is to imply the reason the customer deposited bullion in his account, use “secure”.
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Bank Deposit Deposit You make a money or check deposit with the bank, I assume gold should be no different.
Customer deposits or withdraws his precious metals and gold via
bank.
