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Originally Posted by synapse17

You got lucky. I assumed may posted balance was the same as my actual one. So by the time I got the little mailer telling me I had over-drafted, a week later, I had been charged the $30 something overdraft fee and an additional 20 - 30 bucks a day. By the time I found out l had already been charged over $200.

Thats just one way they get you. Its an expensive lesson to learn.

Watch your ass Squirtle. It was my responsibility to keep track of my account. Don't be careless. It'll cost you.

My advice, don't go with a bank. Go with a credit union. I don't have to pay for a checking, and I get 6 automatic transfers from savings a month to cover accidental overdrafts - of course, I don't have to make use of that because I keep a close eye on things, but still. Credit unions get you lower interest rates, but they're not for-profit so you get treated better.