Comments on: Coming Soon: The $57 Overdraft Fee?

By: Sick of Banks

Sick of Banks — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 03:51:15 +0000

My banks bounces several of my checks because of THEIR error (yes,
you read that right...THEIR ERROR). I sacrifice a vacation day
running all over town trying to get it figured out, letters written
to my landloard explaining the bank screwed up and I get "oops, we
are sorry." NO offer of compensation of my time. I make a mistake
on my account by not clicking one button (I was sick at the time
and on medication) and wracked up $400 in overdraft fees and got
$35 of it waived...... Not once did the bank offer to compensate me
for the vacation day I had to sacrifice to fix the mistake they
made...and they offer to waive ONE overdraft fee? It amazes me that
they can 1) inconvenience me 2) not compensate me 3) expect me to
be grateful they fixed what they screwed up and 4) tell me to deal
with it when the roles are reversed. It's ridiculous.

By: B. David Mehmet

B. David Mehmet — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 01:13:18 +0000

Join the Class Action Lawsuit against Wachovia Bank, N.A. Read a
letter from the U.S. Congress dated May 27, 2009 against overdraft
fees and a threat to the banks about reforming these fees: Read the
FDIC report issued on November 2008 that uncovers a “re-sequencing
scam” Wachovia and other banks implemented to rob consumers of
their money through overdraft fees: Read more here:
http://www.badisse.com/?p=82

By: julian boswell

julian boswell — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 18:32:35 +0000

Someone please tell when when the lawsuits will start filing. I am
sick of losing money in overdraft fees. I have found out that half
the instances have been the banks fault. The banks are robbing all
of us and it's all legal. First it was Wall Street - now it's the
banks and credit card company's turn to hand back the money they
have stolen from us. Please some lawyer out there - take a stand
for us!!!!