I recently made a banking error. Apparently when paying my bills and tabulating by hand the funds in my account I transposed a number or did the math incorrectly. It happens, I'm not perfect, I'm dyslexic. I don't get overdrawn very often at all on this account. I have a savings account attached ...
Wells Fargo has done it again, taking deposits on one date, and counting them as happening a day later because of a deceptive (ought-to-be-illegal) date change that occurs after 4pm. I'm sorry, but if the bank has my money at 4:30pm, then a transaction goes through at 11:59pm, they cannot then say ...
After Discovering that over $2700.00 was stolen from my account over a several month period, I called the Fraud hotline. They cancelled the card immediately and said they would send me a new one. They also told me that they would be able to provide me with provisional credit pending the Fraud ...
I've been in Iraq now since January. I've had an account opened and linked to my savings and checking accounts while I'm over here. The thing is the account was NOT opened by me. I got online after several weeks of not being able access the internet, and what do I find? That's right, some new ...
When you make a debit or withdrawal, it reflects in your balance right away. When the bank charges $34 overdraft fees, those entries do not show up right away. In other words as soon as you are overdrawn there should show a pending transaction for $34. But they don't do it that way. I had one of ...
When calculating overdrafts, Wells Fargo has determined it can make more money on these fees by sorting the debits to one's account from highest to lowest so that it becomes overdrawn sooner and can charge over draft fees more often per day. Here is the best way I can describe it. If I have $200 in ...