Striderq
Columbia,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, June 14, 2009
are you checking online for your balance and not checking your register? Your properly maintained register is the only thing that can show you your true account bakance as you would have subtracted your debits as you made them and then added your deposits as they came in. This is the only way to prevent overdraft fees.
Striderq
Columbia,#3Consumer Comment
Sun, June 14, 2009
are you checking online for your balance and not checking your register? Your properly maintained register is the only thing that can show you your true account bakance as you would have subtracted your debits as you made them and then added your deposits as they came in. This is the only way to prevent overdraft fees.
Striderq
Columbia,#4Consumer Comment
Sun, June 14, 2009
are you checking online for your balance and not checking your register? Your properly maintained register is the only thing that can show you your true account bakance as you would have subtracted your debits as you made them and then added your deposits as they came in. This is the only way to prevent overdraft fees.
Striderq
Columbia,#5Consumer Comment
Sun, June 14, 2009
are you checking online for your balance and not checking your register? Your properly maintained register is the only thing that can show you your true account bakance as you would have subtracted your debits as you made them and then added your deposits as they came in. This is the only way to prevent overdraft fees.
Maggie
San Antonio,#6Consumer Comment
Sun, June 14, 2009
The online "available balance" is useless. It can change from hour to hour as new debits are posted. You can easily avoid overdraft fees by keeping your own register of your account; subtracting every check and debit as soon as it is made; and not spending money you don't have. You won't get anywhere suing them for your own mistake. Accept this as a learning experience and move on.