Clifford
South Haven,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, July 27, 2008
'acelogic' That was a very classy post. It's always refreshing to see someone admit when they make a mistake (I've made more than my share.) It would be a much better world if everyone would do it. Unfortunately it rarely happens and virtually never happens on this site. If people would admit they make a mistake it would make the real ripoffs much more credible. thanks, you're a good example.
Acelogic
Cridersville,#3Author of original report
Sun, July 27, 2008
Well I hate to be wrong, but in this case. I will be due to new information I have found out about. $30.00 was a Check cashed by my wife from a third party that was NSF. My apologies to the bank, for my self righteousness and not knowing the facts, that were unknown to me. Thanks Regards, Robert
Acelogic
Cridersville,#4Author of original report
Tue, July 15, 2008
Hello Responders, There was a $600.00 Cash deposit made on 07/01/08. The $30.00 was part of the $40.00 in total fees levied by the bank. Which left $14.13 still in the account. The account was never below 0.00 (Zero). Thanks for you Comments, Robert
J G Shrugged
Austin,#5Consumer Comment
Tue, July 15, 2008
Usually the NSF fees hit the day after the actual item clears. And "return deposit" sounds like what Nikki mentioned.
Nikki
Coconut Creek,#6Consumer Comment
Tue, July 15, 2008
It sounds like you deposited a $30 check from someone and it bounced. It sounds like you are not being charged an overdraft fee on your account, you are being charged $10 because an item you deposited from someone else bounced and they had to return it. Banks have done that for years. That's why merchants charge you for a bounced check, because their banks charge them when you bounce a check to them.
Acelogic
Cridersville,#7Author of original report
Tue, July 15, 2008
I just got done reading Report: #351010, and if I had not had something all most exactly just happened to me. I my not have thought this would or could have happen in a financial system that prides themselves as being superior to the world in ethical behavior. This is something that I would expect to happen in a third world country or an emerging market. Now, what I am about to say is (just my opinion), however (I consider it to be true); This is theft!
Acelogic
Cridersville,#8Author of original report
Tue, July 15, 2008
I just got done reading Report: #351010, and if I had not had something all most exactly just happened to me. I my not have thought this would or could have happen in a financial system that prides themselves as being superior to the world in ethical behavior. This is something that I would expect to happen in a third world country or an emerging market. Now, what I am about to say is (just my opinion), however (I consider it to be true); This is theft!
Acelogic
Cridersville,#9Author of original report
Mon, July 14, 2008
While I have not totally closed my Fifth Third Bank account. I have left it open with a penny balance (.01) on the outside and doubtful chance that the bank might make things right. This is the first time that I have had this problem and would like to continue banking there as they have a location convenient for me. However I am a person of principal and will find it hard to continue a relationship with this banking institution.