Huntington Bank
Overdraft Fees Posted on Positive Balance and Shifted Transaction Dates

Well, I have been with Huntington for a while. Right from the beginning, I've had issues. Usually dealing with getting od fees after a deposit was made.

Recently I've noticed that they move money around like it's nothing. I had a scheduled deduction to come out on June 13th. Well, it posted. Then when I checked my statement online a few days later, that same deduction had a date of the 18th.

Now I'm having an issue with the fact that on my online statement I am showing 3 items that are negative. The problem is, I see 4 od fees. Hmmm... 4 fees for 3 items. Doesn't make much sense to me. When I confronted someone in "collections" she avoided my question the entire call. Explaining things to me that I already know and can see on the statement.

When I told her I've talked to an ex bank manager of one of their competitors and said that he told me Huntington is 'known" for doing things like this, there was dead silence on the phone for about 5 seconds. I asked if I "hit a nerve" but she didn't respond to that. It's obvious she knows the bank is wrong in doing what they do.

Also, shouldn't the card be declined if there aren't enough funds in the account? Which at the time of purchase I did have the funds in there, had they not have put that bogus od fee on there. Even after applying the first fee of $37.50, my balance was still positive $52 and some change!!! I know for a fact of at least 2 banks that won't the purchase be made if there aren't enough funds to cover it. I asked why Huntington doesnt do that. She said they do. I said "oh really? Then why the extra od fee (for a positive amount)?"

It amazes me. All this modern technology and nothing is accurate. Then if you go into the branch, every time you turn around they are showing different amounts. It's like looking at someone else's account, they are so different.

Company: Huntington Bank
Country: USA
State: Ohio
City: Canton
Site: huntington.com

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