Karl
highlands ranch,#2
Thu, September 10, 2009
*SPREAD THIS ALL OVER THE WEB at sites like- 'TWITTER' & 'FACEBOOK'.
Jim
Anaheim,#3
Wed, September 09, 2009
I would highly advise not to do this again. This was YOUR fault - plain and simple and your incurred the $70 penalty for the reasons already posted here - you needed to wait until the next day to perform the transfer. The bank will certainly perform the transaction for you and make certain those funds are available, but it will cost you.
This is not a BOA issue - this is a customer issue.
Laurie
Haslet,#4
Wed, September 09, 2009
You transferred the funds too soon - instead of waiting until the next day when the deposit process was completed.
All banks state that deposits made after a certain time are not processed until the next business day - even cash deposits.
So the bank had it pending - and you moved the money before it was final.
Karl
highlands ranch,#5
Wed, September 09, 2009
other investments and put this money into locally owned & operated Banks & Credit Unions, it would TAKE AWAY the power that these Publicly Held Banks have over the people of the United States of America. It's that simple! Most Americans don't know that about 90% of their money that they have invested in their RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS is invested in the stock market. That money IS NOT protected by the FDIC. However, if Americans cashed-in their RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS and put this money into locally owned & operated Banks & Credit Unions they'd be protected for each deposit of up to $250,000.00