The bank
Can someone explain this to me?

Business & Finance

Why when I check online do I find this...

Posted Balance

As of

01/26:

$1,089.10 * Available Balance

As of

01/28:

$1,039.24 * (View Holds)

And then if I click on "view holds"... I find this?..

Date Description

Hold Amount

No Check Card Holds

Deposit Holds for: FREE CKG *7285 Date Hold Amount

When Available *

No Deposit Holds

The only reason I ask is I assume some A*S kissing bank defender is going to be annoyed. So that alone is worth the price of admission.

But all kidding aside... I have NO problem with keeping an accurate register and I understand that a register in this day and age is equivalent to preying to the Golden Calf or whatever the phony idols did back them.

The question however is if my "posted" balance is $1,089.10, and my "available" balance is $1,039.24, apparently the crooks... I mean "bank" clearly notes that 50 bucks is missing or floating or whatever. So I SIMPLY ask. Since this is PROOF POSITIVE that the BANK knows 50 bucks is missing or floating or whatever... Would it be such a problem for them to simply post who, what, where, why or when this 50 bucks was charged?

Don't get me wrong, I am not stating here that the bank should be responsible if i lose track or make a mistake. What I am simply asking is since it seems the bank is 100% fully aware there is a 50 dollar charge and already took it from the "available" balance. To simply post where they got this from?


Company: The bank
Country: USA
State: California
City: Los angeles
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