I do not know if you have ever heard stories of ATM machines shorting people with the usual ending is that there is no recourse. I have avoided ATM machines like the plague for this very reason. I have had a Walmart electronic checkout try to short me one time but that did not fly as there were too many people around for them not to rectify the situation. I had an ATM in a Walmart short me severely once but when they opened the machine (they had had this happen before) they found the money jammed in the internal pathway. (But if there was no one to do there to open the machine I probably would have lost the money because someone else would have gotten it.)
Now it seems like they have a new angle of stealing from customers. (As if the double $30 bounce fees that are calculated with software to create the maximum amount of bounces are not enough.) Now they just create an amount that you did not withdraw and you are not aware until later when they say you withdrew a different amount.
I know for a fact I did not withdraw what they said I withdrew because I was trying to pay my rent without driving into town and the machine would not let me withdraw the amount of my rent, so I withdrew less. However tonight checking my bank statement it says I withdrew the amount that I was refused.
These demons first make money by counterfeiting and charging interest on the fraudulent money. Then they started the bounce fees twice and artificially arranging things to get more bounces. Then they started charging double for ATM fees. (Once from the bank that owns the machine and now another charge from BOA.) Now it seems this pit of vipers has another way to steal from people.
These demons credited my account with the disputed amount but I am sure that is a trick to steal even more money when they claim I don't know what I am talking about and they want their money back. Man Jesus was right when he got pissed at the money changers.
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