As others have written, this is really about ALL banks, I suppose. One Saturday I used my debit card for several small purchases. I had the funds to cover these purchases, and late that night the combined amounts of those purchases were evident from the balance. On the following Monday, my mortgage ...
I went to Las Vegas for two weeks and when I came back I had one of those postcards from Wachovia which stated I had an overdraft. I went online and discovered I had $82.00 in NSF fees, so I called them to see if I could get them waived. The person on the phone said they sometimes waive the fees ...
I'm happy (??) to know i'm not alone. I'm telling my story to all who will listen for a couple reasons. One is to warn others who haven't actually opened an account yet in the hopes they will search for a bank that doesn't engage in this rip-off practice. The other is to fulfill a promise i made to ...
I went to Las Vegas for two weeks and when I came back I had one of those postcards from Wachovia which stated I had an overdraft. I went online and discovered I had $82.00 in NSF fees, so I called them to see if I could get them waived. The person on the phone said they sometimes waive the fees ...
I do all my banking on line. I have two checking accounts with this bank. On 8/8/08, I was paying bills with my computer using the checking account I use to pay bills. One checking account is for bills only and one for business. They took $60.00 out of my business account and charged me $22.00 ...
I went to Las Vegas for two weeks and when I came back I had one of those postcards from Wachovia which stated I had an overdraft. I went online and discovered I had $82.00 in NSF fees, so I called them to see if I could get them waived. The person on the phone said they sometimes waive the fees ...