Reading the very low interest rates such 0.5% and the large tax example 35% interest in Swiss banks to wonder why not put a lot of money for everyone in a bank deposit in euro (I will not lose a large amount in interest). So when we restore the drachma will continue to have the euro in our shop . They will be able to exchange the new rate (after the expected depreciation) and not miss anything (at least for the amount of window). The only problem "seeing" this alternative is what happens if the bank goes bankrupt in which we maintain our window. I think that there is no historical precedent tells us if the recipient shops can get their content when a bank goes bankrupt. If you can not see the reason to run in Switzerland and Cyprus. Of course I have pictures from both old Greek films and in the case of the "pyramid" in Albania, I think not allowed customers to stores in the bankrupt banks, but we do not know for sure.