Late afternoon on XXXX XXXX, 2015 I took a check written from my business account into Bank of America to cash. There was only XXXX teller working. The check was written for {$5500.00}. The teller ran the cash through the money counting machine and then took from the stack and said she almost gave me an extra {$100.00}. She put the money in an envelope, without counting it back to me, and I left without thinking there 'd be an issue. Well there is an issue! When I counted the money, and the bank was already closed, I found out the teller had given me only {$4400.00} ... {$1100.00} short. Immediately the next morning I went to the bank and explained what happened. The first representative immediately said the count was not off {$1000.00}. My wife interjected and said it is {$1100.00} off not a {$1000.00}. The representative then went to get the supervisor and after about 30 minutes she explained they would request the video, but there was only XXXX person that managed the entire Western region so she was not sure how long it would take. She called back and said they found no error. I asked to review the video and she refused saying that it would invade customer privacy. There were no other customers at the teller. And if the cameras are focused in on the counting machine to verify it counted out correctly then that too should not be an issue of letting me review the video. Bank of America has stolen {$1100.00}. of my money. The supervisor said their investigation is closed and I really do n't know how else to pursue justice in this matter. 
