FIFTH THIRD BANK Thieves, Rip off artist. Fradulent out of control fees and they don't Give a d**n about their customers, Literally Taking you the Consumer To The Bank HARRISBURG North Carolina

They too, (they legal theives at Fifth Third Bank) Ripped Me Off. I had an overdraft that was taken care of the same day. They still overcharged me and kept adding charges until a 6.00 overdraft turned into a $310.00 + fees .

Solution: Tell Everyone You Know Never EVER to bank with fifth third bank.

Looks like she does have a complaint, 5th/3rd over charged on the overdraft fees. 300.00 for a one dollar ovcerdraft looks like a good complaint to me.

Learn to check your spelling and grammar.

 I would like to know how to get in contact with Debbie that wrote this. Fifth third set me up and used unethical practices to do it. Going against their own policy and then turning around and calling it a courtesy. Yes I would like to file a lawsuit and would invite people to join in.  ronigriffith.com contact me.

I agree with you completely. Since i changed banks to Fifth Third I have had numerous charges for "pending" items. I was not aware of this and cannot see how anyone thinks it is fair or even legal. A few times i have had something post to my account "gas" in particular. Because with Fifth Third when you use your card at the pump it only places a hold on your card for a dollar. So for 3 or 4 days your available balance does not reflect that. Maybe a check register would be better instead of passing the blame. Fine i can accept a NSF fee when it hits my account but to tack one on for each of the other 5 or 6 "pending" items is just wrong. Even if you get the money in before these pending items post they charge you. Banking at Riverside for several years i guess i was spoiled or maybe closer to the way banking should be. If your pending items are in the negative it has no impact or fees as long as you get the money in before these items post. How is it even possible to charge a NSF or UAF fee for money that has not even been taken from your account, as long as it is there when it posts? Thats not even the tip of Fifth Thirds pages of b.s.

From the looks of these posts about them they must be making a killing. Where is this money actually going? Hmm banks rule the world why not a little spending money for the crooks who let this be legal. $34 each NSF maybe 1000 a day $34,000 a day in bs fees.

As a customer who has been with 5/3 little over a year, I seem to find no problem with the bank and I have several accounts there.I have followed the rules and nothing has happened like people state here says. I did have one small problem with the credit card, and it was bank error, but they fixed it in 4 days.If you don't spend money that you don't have (it's called floating) than you should not have problems. Keep count of every penny and write it ALL down. Check the account and not just at the ATM or on line since those are not updated daily.

With gas being over $4.19 a gallon, why do you want to overdraft your account? I can't afford to let my money go out the window and neither should anyone else.There is other bills to pay for, so keeping tabs on all my accounts(for more than one reason, like idenity theft for example) is my way of making sure my money stays where it belongs.In my pocket.and in my account. Everyone here that has complained has wrote about the same thing.Gee, overdrafts is not something the bank made up especially for you.These fees has been charged to customers for at least 30 years or better. Deposits, same thing.The banks has to follow state and federal guidlines, HAS TO.

So the banks has to change laws for everyone who complains.Right? NOT!!!!! So alot of people here think that the bank is wrong alot of times. Have ya checked out the others also? You will find that the same thing happens at other banks.and don't forget credit card companies too.I have been banking for at least 40 years and has learned alot from them.So take it to learn from the mistakes and go on.Going to another bank will not solve the problem.Make sure you left the last one on a good note, or you'll never get an account at another one.It's called CHECKS SYSTEM.

So far, I haven't seen anything in your post that would indicate they ripped you off. Unfortunately, they don't do many of the things you cite. They have a fee schedule. They have no obligation to waive fees incurred. They don't deliberately overdraw anyone's account. All banks have deliquency fees in addition to NSF fees, and we can go on and on.

The worst part is, all banks are like this. Banks who don't do this find themselves out of business. The banks have all been through the class-action lawsuit thing and the courts found in favor...of the bank. You'll find their practices are pretty much universal throughout the industry, so if you didn't like what happened at 5/3, chances are you won't like your new bank either.