Customer Information Programs (CIPs) use several examples to define a person opening a new account. In which scenario should the person be considered a customer under a bank's CIP? A. Larry Lucky, President and CEO of Lucky Licks, Inc., a company that manufactures lollypops and maintains an operating account at your bank. B. Cara Carothers, who regularly uses your bank's ATM, but does not have an account at your bank. C. Herman O'Neill, who cashes his paycheck at your bank, but does not have an account at your bank. D. Stanley Smith, an 80-year old man who cashes his pension check at your bank every month and maintains a small senior checking account that he seldom.

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Ashlyn Waller

8 November, 22:15

Customer Information Programs (CIPs) use several examples to define a person opening a new account. In which scenario should the person be considered a customer under a bank's CIP? A. Larry Lucky, President and CEO of Lucky Licks, Inc., a company that manufactures lollypops and maintains an operating account at your bank. B. Cara Carothers, who regularly uses your bank's ATM, but does not have an account at your bank. C. Herman O'Neill, who cashes his paycheck at your bank, but does not have an account at your bank. D. Stanley Smith, an 80-year old man who cashes his pension check at your bank every month and maintains a small senior checking account that he seldom.

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Cash Santana · Answer 1

Option (D) is the right answer.

Explanation:

According to the scenario, the most appropriate answer is option (D) because Stanley smith is a customer of the bank as he has a checking account in the bank.

While the other options are wrong because of the following reasons:

Option (A) is incorrect because the company lucky licks Inc. is the customer of the bank, not any person. Option (B) is incorrect because Cara is not the customer of the bank as she only uses the bank's ATM. Option (C) is incorrect because Herman is not the customer of the bank as he only cashes his checks in the bank.