Suntrust Bank Florida Three weeks after closing an account I been charged to overdraft protection fees. After the account was close! It was closed Because of excessive overdraft protection fees and other unexpected fees. Fees that were never concurred when I first became a SunTrust customer. Apparently SunTrust management does not give their representatives any leeway to credit any charge whatsoever. They're extremely hard nose. They're just taking our money because they can. When your money is in an account that other people have access, they just take it. It's greed. SunTrust is a greedy bank & after 15 years I'm sick and tired of it Homosassa Florida

Anil is Asian fees. Overdraft protection fees even though my other account had 50 times as much money.

I don't get it. What is "Anil" and why would it be associated with "Asian"? This is an odd report.

Also, the bank representative should have asked you whether or not you want overdraft protection service when you open/change your account. If they did not, they you may blame it on the representative. If they did and you accepted it without understanding or asking for its fee clarification, then it is yours.

Anyway, 2 different accounts are NOT related when it comes to fees even though they both are under the same name. They (and any bank) are NOT going to do the extra work to pull money out from a different bank account because it could create another problem. I guess you do NOT know or want to know the scenario, but I will give it out here anyway. What if a person has 1 checking and 1 saving account. The person has tons of money in his saving but very little in his checking. Let's say he has already reach the number of withdrawal limitation (usually maximum is 2 times a month) from his saving account for that month. During the month, he overdraft the money from his checking account. Now tell me what happens if the bank automatically pulls the money from his saving account even though the account still has tons of money? Of course, instead of NFS fee is incurred, the over maximum limitation fee will be in place instead.

No bank will implement the system you are expecting (automatically withdraw from another account). It is user's authority to do so and banks have no business with. If you overdraft it, you pay for it.

That said, where does your overdraft come from? Is it from another overdraft or is it from auto-payment you set up? If it is from either of those, it is your responsibility. Closing an account does NOT stop the charge because you are responsible to pay in full and/or cancel the auto-payment before you close it.

People GIVE THEMSELVES overdraft fees because they don't keep wrtitten records and a running balance but keep writing checks/using an ATM card without having the slightest clue as to what they have in the account.  So be prepared to be sick and tired of any other bank.  If you can't/won't keep a check register and a running balance, you'll be overdrafting there too!