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Banking Question

Date: Sun, 04/04/2010 - 23:33

Submitted by goldenbast
on Sun, 04/04/2010 - 23:33

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Hey all. I'm in quite the pickle. I misplaced my bank book and lost track of how much I had been spending. So, I went into the main branch (where I opened the account) and had them go into my account and get me both my current balance and any pending balances. I wanted to make sure that I had the correct amount. She told me how much I had and that I had nothing pending. I got that on a receipt. Great.

Well a week or so later and all of a sudden I am in the HOLE by $2000 bucks!!!! I flipped out and immediately went into the bank to find out what the heck happened. I spoke to the bank manager and what happened was they 'lost' a cash withdrawal I had made a week PRIOR I went into the bank the first time to get the balance...so now they say I am liable for this.

How can I be liable when I have a dang receipt showing how much money I had available and NO pending???? Dang it but I specifically ASKED them how much was in the account...it seems to me this is THEIR fault, not mine. The manager even admitted it was the bank's fault but then said "Oh well."

Any ideas on how I should go about this? I just am so angry that their mistake cost me so much...


Yeah it does but it doesn't work all the time and pending stuff doesn't always show up, that's why I went in. I realize I spent their money, but it does end up costing me something because I have to pay it back, but over half of it is in stupid fees...besides, even had I checked online the withdraw wouldn't have shown up because they never entered it in...it wasn't just pending, it simply was not in the system at all...

I admit I should have been keeping track but this is not all my fault only.....you would think the least they can do is subtract all the stupid fees since it was their mistake as well as mine.

I hope they will accept a payment arrangement because that is all I can do.....lovely. Even WITH a payment arrangement it looks like I won't get to bank for seven years because of this.


lrhall41

Submitted by goldenbast on Mon, 04/05/2010 - 08:36

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Have you tried talking with the branch manager (since he agreed it was a mistake) to see if they can remove all/part of the overdraft fees considering the circumstances? DIf no success, ask to speak with the regional manager and explain to him what has happened. Do you have a good history with the bank? That might help you. Best of luck.


lrhall41

Submitted by MGB on Mon, 04/05/2010 - 12:30

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If i were you i would definatley try to at the least speak with someone for help on the fees, You are liable for the amonunt that was spent. In refrence to payment arrangments most Large banks dont set up payment arrangements until the account gets closed and sent to the recovery department and that usually takes 60 days from the day the account went negative.


lrhall41

Submitted by on Mon, 04/05/2010 - 21:48

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