Bank of America
Four Thirty-Dollar Overdraft Fees With No Notification
- 09-03-2002
- 20
Yesterday I found that Bank of America charged $30 per transaction while my account was overdrawn.
I do understand the contract and policy of Bank of America, but what kind of service did Bank of America do for me after charging me $30 fee for four times?
Nothing, except for sending fee bills.
I did not receive any kind of notification from Bank of America about my overdrawn account, but bills that are showing B of A will automatically charges fee.
Between 8/26 to 8/28, I used checking card for four times, and my total fees were $120. This cannot be right.
Of course I had no idea that my account was overdrawn.
Can they at least call me (which I think the fastest way) and let me know that my account is now overdrawn and there will be $30 charge fee for each transaction?
Who would want to use checking card when balance is zero and $30 fee will be charged?
I feel very stupid.
I hope Bank of America is not so happy by making customers feel stupid like this and stealing money from us. Which they are doing it anyways.
It is not right for Bank of America to take money without giving any appropriate notification. This is ripoff.
Lindsey
dallas, Texas
Company: Bank of America
Country: USA
State: Texas
City: Dallas
Site: www.bankofamerica.com