Machine Acceptance of Marked Bills

Anyone notice this recently? At the new TD ATMs, I've been having trouble depositing even UNC condition marked notes. Same with a lot of new vending machines. Looks like I'll have to start depositing to envelope ATMs at the credit union…

Have not noticed, but a lot of my bills are Stealths nowadays, and also I usually get my bills from a machine & spend them in person.

A lot of my notes are money I get from Facebook sales, or transfers between two banks, so I need to deposit them. They usually get thrown in bins marked "BANK OF CANADA RETURN" whenever I deposit them at tellers, so that's not really an option. Kinda throws a wrench in my bill entering.

When I was in Canada, and had a lot of "higher" denomination notes that I wanted to exchange for $5 notes, I used the new TD ATM's.
Most times the machine accepted my stamped notes (stamped in either black, red, or blue inks. If they were rejected, (notes with folds also get rejected), I just tried once again. Usually the second or third try it worked.
If not successful, I did the "paper envelope"deposit at another bank.

Any notes that go to "Bank of Canada Return" are usually re-released back into the public as the BOK recognizes that the bill is not damaged. Usually they get distributed around the country by the carriers (Loomis, Wells Fargo, G4S, etc)

Last scenario of course…SPEND THE NOTES.. Pay CASH for most things

Marked bills that I deposit remain in circulation.. I know, because I sometimes get them back…That happens in a small town…