Wells Fargo has done that to me a couple of times now... they pull the $34 for every transaction past the limit and I swear to God, it seems like they "finalize" the biggest transaction first so they can screw you as much as possible.
to banks
to credit unions, they even offer me car loans with great interest rates
My ****ing bank charged me a $105.00 overdraft fee over $3.00?!****ing bastards!
So much for having money to do anything with my '86 this payday.
OVER THREE ****ING DOLLARS!
Call the bank and talk to them. When you do, make sure you know EXACTLY how you went wrong and explain that to them as well as what you've done to prevent it from happening again.
I've done this before... either myself or the wife neglects to enter something into the book or a screw up in addition or subtraction... whatever.
Usually you get a reply that's something like... "Well... ok Mr. Daggar. We'll let it slide this one time and refund you the fees but this is a one time thing and we'll not do this again".
It's always worth the shot. Worst case is that they say "NO".
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