so my bank is trying to charge me twice for overlimit fees....for an over limit of $1.26.
so let's see, what are my arguments?
1. it clearly shows that the one transaction that I am being charged an overlimit fee was covered with $4.02 to spare.
2. to find a transaction below $1.26 (since to be charged twice, 2 transactions would have to add up to that amount), you have to go back to the 17th...with 2 ATM fees of $0.50 each. in fact, in the last 30 days, besides ATM fees of $0.50, the smallest withdrawal amount for my account is an EFT Charge of $2.00 (all the way back ion 1/4).
so, using logic, why do I think they screwed up? and will probably say that no, this charge is correct. which will lead to 2 more charges of $37. so by them making that one mistake, I'll end up being charged a total of $111 in additional fees!
yeah, I'm fighting this one all the way!
so let's see, what are my arguments?
1. it clearly shows that the one transaction that I am being charged an overlimit fee was covered with $4.02 to spare.
2. to find a transaction below $1.26 (since to be charged twice, 2 transactions would have to add up to that amount), you have to go back to the 17th...with 2 ATM fees of $0.50 each. in fact, in the last 30 days, besides ATM fees of $0.50, the smallest withdrawal amount for my account is an EFT Charge of $2.00 (all the way back ion 1/4).
so, using logic, why do I think they screwed up? and will probably say that no, this charge is correct. which will lead to 2 more charges of $37. so by them making that one mistake, I'll end up being charged a total of $111 in additional fees!
yeah, I'm fighting this one all the way!
Again positive reinforcement for a bad attitude!