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Complaint Review: U.S. Bank National Association, U.S. Bancorp
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U.S. Bank National Association, U.S. Bancorp US BANK..OVERDRAFT PRACTICES ARE RIDICULOUS!!! Internet
*Consumer Comment: Extremely illegal.
*Consumer Comment: ust use your check register...
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Extremely illegal.
AUTHOR: I am the law - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, March 11, 2010
"Us Bank processes debit, payments and checks very slow so they your account can overdraft and they can swoop in with a 37.50 charge per item and $8.00 for everyday your acct is negative!!"
I have to ask. Is this a serious statement? For the moment, I'll treat it as such.
You're suggesting that USB is intentionally holding transactions and sending them through your account ONLY when your account is low? That is extremely illegal. Transactions, by law, must be processed on the business day that they're presented to the bank. And, even if they were actually doing this (which they're not), if you plan for those things that haven't yet cleared the account, it's not even an issue. See the following example.
Balance: $105.00
You have an outstanding $100.00 paper check.
Money available for you to use DESPITE what usbank says your balance is: $5
If you spend $5.01, guess what? You'll overdraft when that $100 check hits the bank. It doesn't matter if it takes a decade for that check to finally be cashed. You need to leave that $100 alone in your account until it does clear. The responsibility for maintaining the balance is YOURS.
Imagine, if you will, if USB was fraudulently holding transactions. How many employees and affiliates would be involved in that scam? Hundreds, most likely. So, what I'm getting at is that, if this was really happening, the public would've found out about it by now. That and I'd wager that merchants looking for their payments from your account wouldn't be willing to wait days, months, or possibly even years for their money.Take responsibility, overdrafters. Just pay the fee and move on with your lives.
#2 Consumer Comment
ust use your check register...
AUTHOR: Edgeman - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, February 28, 2010
This is your money... wouldn't you rather keep your own accurate records of what happens to it rather than rely on a system that was never intended to be used as a replacement ledger?
