So last week I needed to withdraw 300 dollars cash for part of my rent. I drove to the Wells Fargo to use the ATM there as I always do since there is no fee for use since the takeover. The ATM stated something to the effect "this transaction can not be completed at this time, please try again ...
I created an overdraft in my checking account, fine, I'll pay the overdraft fee, what I will not pay is all the other overdrafts created by Wachovia just to make a buck, these over drafts are created by wachovia changing the order in which a customers debit charges or written checks comes into the ...
I'd like to start by defending myself. I know there are some (most likely bank employees) that like to blame us (the victims) for crazy overdraft and "NSF" fees this bank piles on us. Of course it is easy to blame us. Easy to state things like "just use cash if you can't keep track ...
Well I have been though all the scams this horrible thieving bank could ever pull on someone. The hardship they have put me through during these tough economic times is unfathomable. Regardless of the reason I am still with them. Mainly due to my direct deposit account which takes 2 weeks to change ...
I wanted to take a moment to write and express my great disappointment in the Wachovia's customer service and handling of unavailable funds charges & deposit holds. I have had several banks in my lifetime and like most people have had issues from time to time but never have I been so outraged ...
I have had similar experiences with Wachovia. I used to be a Suntrust customer, and never had any problems with that company. Wachovia does not post any money taken out of your account in "Available Balance" until the merchant takes out the money, however, they physically take the money ...