My bank charges non-preferred customers a fee to use mobile check deposit. I asked what made someone a preferred customer, and was told that it was someone with at least one million dollars in accounts.
Suffice it to say, I don't use the mobile check deposit with them.
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One of my accounts is collecting spam emails, in the general format of my first name on the subject line (sometimes with a question mark or RE: before it), and a name that I don't recognize as the sender. I'm guessing that the body of the email is html, but that gets stripped when I send it to spam. The message is usually "It's me" or something similar, and the email address is what appears to be a disposable gmail account. I'm guessing that if I responded, the messaging would change to the actual scam. Oh, and it's an older email account that I haven't actively given out to friends for something like a decade and a half, so I doubt that it's anyone I actually know.
I'm also getting a small amount of fishing scams, with the latest purporting to be from "Wells Frago".* The spam filters caught that one and flushed it.
*If I ever play a rogue, I'm seriously thinking of using this as the name.