How much jail time is this coli lawyers?....and "she" looks like mannie fresh

[BaileyPark31]

They had her fukd up!

 

[bnew]

use a credit union!

 

[Doobie Doo]

I remember when I used to live off overdrafting payday hit and be left with like 345 in my account

That overdraft FUKKED ME UP in my twenties. I had no idea what an overdraft was and just used to pull 20 out my atm when I had under 20 in my account. I kept thinking it was a hack or something in the system I was exploiting. Nah, this was First Union, that had like 1600 in fees and expenses I racked up over a few years. Paid it all off in my early 30s

 

[Huda2daf]

That overdraft FUKKED ME UP in my twenties. I had no idea what an overdraft was and just used to pull 20 out my atm when I had under 20 in my account. I kept thinking it was a hack or something in the system.

Naw. Naw I was fully aware.

leave the account with like 8$ then take some cash and fill up my tank a week or few days before payday. My hustle was shytty

 

[DaPresident]

I never understood acting like this.

You act all big and bad, jumping over counters and "bossing up" (if you can call it that) on people


Only to go to jail over something so stupid and petty. "THEY" didn't do anything. She charged too much, and thought she wasn't gonna have to pay up.
Learn to handle your money AND emotions better BREHettes

 

[Yinny]

man, there's something in that ATL water

 

[OfTheCross]

She was on some Marlo shyt.

"My money. Y'all got my money in here"

*Money don't got no owners, only lenders.

 

[FaTaL]

Breh how much was in her account that overdraft got it


What was the amount that made you that mad

Fed charges I think

 

[Rhyme n Tekniq]

If they are anything like Bank of ScAmerica they prolly did some funny shyt with how they processed her transactions and instead of doing an overdraft for one big purchase the processed the little transactions later as individual overdrafts. Intentionally processing shyt in a certain order. Bank of ScAmerica had a whole class action lawsuit about that shyt. It should be illegal.

I always felt they was doing that shyt , but never had proof

 

[8WON6]

I always felt they was doing that shyt , but never had proof

Judge OKs $410M BofA overdraft settlement

The lawsuit claimed that Bank of America processed its debit card transactions in the order of highest to lowest dollar amount so it could maximize the overdraft fees customers paid. An overdraft occurs when the account doesn't have enough money in it to cover a debit card transaction. Similar lawsuits have been filed against more than 30 other banks.


Despite the settlement, Bank of America insists there was nothing improper about the processing sequence. New regulations enacted following the recent financial crisis prohibit banks from charging overdraft fees on debit cards without first getting customer permission.

and just from looking this one up, i see that they had to pay again behind overdraft fees last year.

Bank of America Settles Overdraft Fee Class Action Lawsuit for $75M - Top Class Actions

Bank of America has agreed to pay consumers $75 million to settle a class action lawsuit that alleged the bank improperly charged customers overdraft and other fees.

This week, lead Plaintiffs Lisa Morris, Michael Bui, Tumika Williams, Albert Edge, and Kristen Valperga asked U.S. District Judge Robert J. Conrad Jr. of the Western District of North Carolina to grant the settlement preliminary approval.

The class action lawsuit, which was filed in 2018 and amended in 2019, alleges that Bank of America (BOA) engaged in a “systematic, multipronged effort by the bank to extract unearned fees” from its customers.

The claim alleged that BOA charged multiple overdraft and insufficient fund fees on the same transaction, charged fees on internal BOA account transfers, and prematurely deducted fees from checking accounts.

“Together, these fee practices work in concert to increase defendant’s revenues while catching account holders in a cycle of deceptive and improper fees and charges,” the BOA customers said, reports Law360.

 

[WesCrook]

If she used her brain instead of acting impulsively, she could have possibly gotten the fees waived over the phone, or at least some of them if she has a good standing/history with the bank.

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

They gonna drop the hammer on this idiot. Bank money is governed by the Secret Service

You can do anything you want in the bank, you can cuss them out, I’ve even seen people get away with throwing paper at them, but once you hit that back counter and touch some money consider it a done deal. She’s probably getting hit with robbery charges.

 

[Pool_Shark]

I used to get killllllled with overdraft fees. My ex wife would get furious with me.

I complained at the bank and they gave me a little book and said I need to track my finances. Whole time they knew what they were doing.

 

[invincible1914]

Them overdraft fees should be illegal. Just stop the fukking payment!

Overdraft fees crushed me one time when I was just a young boy. Cashier charged something expensive I had bought 3 times instead of doing a return. Then my rent check and cell phone bill bounced plus the overdrafts on my negative account. I almost broke down.

I wrote a check one time back in college at a grocery store. It overdrew my account. The grocery store kept trying, and each time it was a new overdraft fee added. I went to the bank and talked to the manager… the punk told I had pay up. So I got paid the next day was ready to get it straight. It still went up over $500. I went back in his office and that’s when he put an ach block on it. I went off… he could have done that in the beginning. He was like .

 

[Harry Sax]

If they are anything like Bank of ScAmerica they prolly did some funny shyt with how they processed her transactions and instead of doing an overdraft for one big purchase the processed the little transactions later as individual overdrafts. Intentionally processing shyt in a certain order. Bank of ScAmerica had a whole class action lawsuit about that shyt. It should be illegal.

I just got a check from them about this





for 91 cent