Washington Mutual Bank on line banking Queens Washington
recently i had a check that didn't clear which resulted in a over draft charge of $32.00 because i bank on line which is supposed to be free ( free banking means bad service) this took a few days for on line banking to caught up with this information .i made a deposite to clear this check, by then a domino effect followed with 7 over draft charges. every time a made a deposite the bank took another $32.00 and so on so forth
the total over draft charges this this tranaction is $224.00
my account is still in the red of course i am several on line request to the bank resulted with a sorry thats the banks policy.
if anyone is thinking about openning an account with washington mutual read this letter and don't open it there is no personal service with wash mutual it is geared to for profit and computer answer
Anthony
bayside, New York
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Robert
Wallingford,Connecticut,
U.S.A.
First, don't rely on your online balance.
#2Consumer Comment
Wed, December 20, 2006
For WaMu or any other bank.
Second, keep an account register. Guess what. You get a register free with your checks.
Didn't get checks? Look online for a freeware program. If your computer came bundled with software you may have Quicken or MSMoney. Free.
Free means free of fees and charges when you are handling you account responsibly. By not keeping track of your account in your own register you are setting yourself up for NSF fees.
Use the free online banking for transfering funds between accounts and paying bills. That's what it's intended for.