Compass Bank Convenient NSF Charges a bunch of scammers Jasper Alabama

It is always a good idea to make sure the deposit has been properly credited to the account before creating a debit to the account. I used to be Compass Bank customer in Chandler, AZ. I did notice that deposits were sometimes posted late, so I made sure it was there before taking it out. The plus side to Compass is being able to use my ATM card in any bank, anywhere in the world, without a charge. If Compass Bank were to open a branch in Orange County, CA, I would eagerly open a new account.

It is always a good idea to make sure the deposit has been properly credited to the account before creating a debit to the account. I used to be Compass Bank customer in Chandler, AZ. I did notice that deposits were sometimes posted late, so I made sure it was there before taking it out. The plus side to Compass is being able to use my ATM card in any bank, anywhere in the world, without a charge. If Compass Bank were to open a branch in Orange County, CA, I would eagerly open a new account.

Online banking at any bank is "just a guideline." In order to truly keep an accurate account of your balance the only way is the old fashioned way....it's this little booklet called a register. Since a bank has no way to control the way a merchant processes your transactions, for instance a restaurant holds an additional 20% tip and you left 25% or a gas station holds 1.00 instead of the 75.00 that it actually took to fill up your tank, it is impossible for online banking to be 100% accurate all of the time. As a manager in the banking industry for over 9 yrs and having worked at 3 different banks I can honestly say that this has been an issue at all 3 and the real problem is that people are too lazy or too busy to keep a register. As far as posting the larger items first, this is also a common practice. It is not to cause you more fees. Typically larger items are those that are more important like a mortgage or car payment. Ask yourself this...If you had 1000.00 in your account and you went to Starbuck's($5), Chili's($25),Gas($75), and you had your mortgage coming out the same night for $900.00 would you honestly want them to pay smallest to largest returning your mortgage because you miscalculated what was available in your acct and went to Starbuck's?