- Report: #646007
Complaint Review: bb&t
| bb&t 3800 Maccorkle Ave SE, Charleston, WV 25304
charleston, West Virginia United States of America |
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bb&t branch banking and trust fraudulant overdraft fees charleston, West Virginia
*Consumer Comment: When Did You Make The Deposits?
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I was checking my bank account and i had noticed i had an overdraft fee of $35.00 yet i had a balance of $2.25 left in my account. I deposited $100.00 from my savings and they crdt. and my pay check as well as my husbands paycheck was deposited in the account and yet, another overdraft fee of $35.00 was charged after the deposit. when i pulled up the last charge of $35.00 to view the transaction it said there were zero items they pulled charges for. On 09/27/2010 i had a total of $75.00 in my account and when i subtracted the deductions, it came to $2.25. why did they charge me?
09/29/2010 debt Your account had insufficient funds to pay $35.00
zero items
total item amount $35.00
Total overdraft item fee $35.00
what kind of deal is this. its fraud, that is what it is. just plane fraud. i have the copy of my account history. i just wonder how many people they have done this way. i work hard for my money and i have obligations to meet.
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When Did You Make The Deposits?
AUTHOR: Jim - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, October 05, 2010
POSTED: Tuesday, October 05, 2010So...how do you prevent this from happening again? You keep a written record of every check or ATM usage and deposits. You do the math and keep a running total. You read and fully understand the bank's funds availabilty policy. This isn't rocket science. I'm absolutely convinced you have more than the ability to do this...if only you would.

