Woodforest Natl Bank
Money missing from my account. Received no bank statements for months, obnoxious employees

Business & Finance

I am a walmart employee here in ohio. I had direct deposit at woodforest bank. About may i noticed online that everytime I checked my balance i had $100 short of the amount in my check book. When i called Texas and asked why I was not recieving my statements the lady got obnoxious on the phone. So i went to the branch on Tuttle road and asked for a copy they wouldnt give me one. I deposited my payroll check of $700 and a few days later they tell me I owe them $300. I get paid every two weeks and have always kep an extra $200 in my account. However each month I noticed $100 or more missing. I tole her to freeze my account and investigate it. Due to the fact there is a large turm over in the bank. Also Krogers, mejers, and other stores will not honor their checks. I recieve a notification that I now owe them $500 for overdraft fees. This was after I asked my account to be frozen. Now other employees are speaking out about their accounts missing money. I went to the bank in Urbana and she said the Spfld bank should have froze my account like I requested and the overdraft fees should be removed. However Spfld refuses


Company: Woodforest Natl Bank
Country: USA
State: Ohio
City: Springfield
Address: 200 S Tuttle Road
Phone: 9373252111
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