Cha-ching!!!!

[purecane]

i just received a check in the mail from bank of america. it seems that there was a class action lawsuit regarding overdraft penalties and i was awarded........wait for it.........$0.15.....my wife got $6.07 (she bounces stuff a-lot, bad at math i guess)......thanx BofA.

[ThunderBalls]

Did you bounce a check for that helmet?

[SexyDumps]

Seems like BofA dishes out those checks every few months. Nothing like getting a .15 cent "Sorry we fucked you" check. >.>

[onwebcam]

GF got $30 and some change. I'm sure I got one if not two since I had a personal and business account with them as well but I never changed my address on my ID after moving last year so it probably went to that address.

As mentioned before this isn't the first time.

[purecane]

[QUOTE=ThunderBalls;19818743]Did you bounce a check for that helmet?


no, but i'm pretty sure the gloves are questionable.....

[liquid]

Did you bounce a check for that helmet?

[captainking]

My friend got a check in the mail for being a safe-driver from allstate insurance.
For .01 cents lol

[bean-aid]

Received a TD class action settlement check for $150 or so... can't remember exact amount. Last month. Yes, they are thieves who would hit you with so many overdraft fees it was out of this world.

They would even hit you with overdraft fees on the same day you made a cash deposit. Just the order in which they processed. It is/was a science. Make sure to place order of all transactions so if anything were to bounce... bounce as many as possible and charge $35/overdraft.... for your convenience. You could opt out of allowing overdraft, however, that would cost you money as well and ended up being the same fees anyways plus an opt out fee (from recollection... monthly fee).

Bastards, thieves... is what they are.

[onwebcam]

Received a TD class action settlement check for $150 or so... can't remember exact amount. Last month. Yes, they are thieves who would hit you with so many overdraft fees it was out of this world.

They would even hit you with overdraft fees on the same day you made a cash deposit. Just the order in which they processed. It is/was a science. Make sure to place order of all transactions so if anything were to bounce... bounce as many as possible and charge $35/overdraft.... for your convenience. You could opt out of allowing overdraft, however, that would cost you money as well and ended up being the same fees anyways plus an opt out fee (from recollection... monthly fee).

Bastards, thieves... is what they are.

They've got braver than that now. Even my local bank is slapping you with OD charges and not even paying the overdraft. So just getting a request for funds and denying it due to lack of funds you're getting hit. I don't keep any money in banks these days. Just make deposits when I need to pay a bill and pay it immediately. Anything that involves a recurring payment I attach to a prepaid card.