Mjenkins
Macomb,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, June 12, 2008
You are apparantly not reading the entire complaint. We are not spending money that is not there. The money has already been deposited and should be posted to the account as is usual. But what Chase is doing is manipulating deposits so that there is no money to cover the debits that are coming through, to the tune of $35.00 per item. A nice little scam indeed. Hopefully the class action lawsuit will teach them a lesson and they will have to repay all of us the money that was literally stolen from our bank accounts.
Robert
Wallingford,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, February 20, 2008
Nah. Then you have to be reponsible for your own finances. Why bother when you can spend the bank's money and then whine when you are charged for it. The bank doesn't overdraw your account, you do. If you were spending money that you have it doesn't matter when or in which order debits are processed. Banks usually hold deposits longer for those that overdraw their accounts on a regular basis. That would be you.