Fifth/ Third Bank Banks OBVIOUSLY stealing money Michigan City Indiana

If you didn't consent to being charged, why did the company have your account information? Did you call the police because they stole your card or checkbook? Based on what you posted, it seems that you gave a company your debit card info or checking account info but didn't expect to be charged for something, which doesn't make sense.

And like Trace said, I've never heard of an overdraft reversal fee. Did they explain what exactly the fee was to you?

I also have accounts at Fifth Third and have not had problems with them at all. In fact, I've found them to be fair. The fees you're stating you received do not exist. There is no such thing as an "overdraft charge reversal fee" or a "general overdraft fee." They do have an "overdraft fee" or a "returned item fee." Fifth Third's fee amounts change depending on the amount of times you overdraw your account. For the first occurrence, it's a $25.00 fee per transaction. For occurrences between 2-4 the fee is $33.00 per transaction and for 5 or more overdrafts the fee is $37.00 per transaction. You've stated you've received fees of $37.00, which means you're overdrawn quite a bit and should know the policies of the bank. The second thing I would like to address is Fifth Third does not charge a daily fee of $24.00. The daily fee is actually $6.00 and if you were assessed $24.00 that means you were overdrawn for at least 4 days. $6.00/day at 4 days equals $24.00. I'm also a struggling college student and can not afford to just throw money away, that's why I keep a register of everything coming in and going out of my account. My advice to you would be to keep track of your checking account, write down all transactions, and quit blaming others because you are too immature to keep track of your money. If you can't keep an accurate register, perhaps you shouldn't have a bank account. I have yet to see anything in your post to show you have been ripped off. You have brought these fees onto yourself.