Compass Bank Is this legal? ripoff Pensacola Florida

You had to have been on some kind of medication for this to have happened. When you do a transfer on an ATM, there are many steps you have to go through to make the transfer. It asks you FROM what account TO what account. This in itself is a clue that you pressed the wrong button. Then it asks you to CONFIRM the transfer.

Pulling cash out is an ENTIRELY different process. Also, you KNOW the person that the supposed money was transferred to! So at sometime, your accounts are/were linked.

This sounds very suspicious, like somebody is trying to pull a fast one on the bank. It is IMPOSSIBLE to ACCIDENTLY transfer money from one account to another when you were doing a standard ATM withdrawl.

You had to have been on some kind of medication for this to have happened. When you do a transfer on an ATM, there are many steps you have to go through to make the transfer. It asks you FROM what account TO what account. This in itself is a clue that you pressed the wrong button. Then it asks you to CONFIRM the transfer.

Pulling cash out is an ENTIRELY different process. Also, you KNOW the person that the supposed money was transferred to! So at sometime, your accounts are/were linked.

This sounds very suspicious, like somebody is trying to pull a fast one on the bank. It is IMPOSSIBLE to ACCIDENTLY transfer money from one account to another when you were doing a standard ATM withdrawl.

You had to have been on some kind of medication for this to have happened. When you do a transfer on an ATM, there are many steps you have to go through to make the transfer. It asks you FROM what account TO what account. This in itself is a clue that you pressed the wrong button. Then it asks you to CONFIRM the transfer.

Pulling cash out is an ENTIRELY different process. Also, you KNOW the person that the supposed money was transferred to! So at sometime, your accounts are/were linked.

This sounds very suspicious, like somebody is trying to pull a fast one on the bank. It is IMPOSSIBLE to ACCIDENTLY transfer money from one account to another when you were doing a standard ATM withdrawl.

Disbute the transaction in writing explaining in great detail what happened. Look through your account terms and conditions. there should be a section in there that explains the process to disbute and the correct address to send the letter of disbute. Include copies only of any letters and receipts. Keep the originals.

Next, if they still do not do anything to help, you will need to file a complaint with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (search the web for OCC) if it is national chartered bank or with your state's regulating agency. You may have to perform a search to determine the correct regulating agency to file a complaint with.

Good luck.