I am not a perfect bank customer, but I am a good one. Every now and then, a check comes up with an non-sufficient funds fee. That is not the problem. If I overdraw, I expect the bank to charge me a fee for the NSF. What really gets me is that they turn off my debit card and I must go to the branch ...
My husband has his business account for his commercial pool service at Suntrust Bank in Winter Haven, Florida. When a hotel, condo, homeowner's association pays him for services, he deposits the check immediately. The money shows up as available in his account within the next day or so. HOWEVER, ...
Although I have stopped banking with Suntrust I thought it good for people to know about this rip off. On many occasions on my statements from the bank electronic debits or check card purchases were shown to be held for several days (Some more than 5.) in varying lengths to assumably assure the ...
Suntrust Bank charged me $256.00 in bank fees for inadequate funds when I had a direct deposit that would go through at midnight that night for more than $2000. My direct deposit has been going into that bank account for over four years at the same intervals. The fees exceed the amount of money ...
The bank I went to isn't at fault. At least, I like to think so. I signed paperwork for disbursment of funds of $25k to three credit accounts and got the copies of the checks to me that were to be disbursed. None of them have been sent out as the lending department has blamed the bank for not ...
Suntrust bank renews your chek systems report so it appears you just had an account go bad. Bad accounts fall off of chek systems every 5 years. But suntrust bank puts it back on their as if it just happened. Meaning, You never have a second chance. Also, The reason my account went bad the start ...