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witt75 This FML is from back in 2011 but it's good stuff United States

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Today, I was overdrawn $15 at the bank. I paid in my last $80 in cash, only for them to inform me that I've been slapped with $90 in overdraft fees. FML

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I've been there so I can say from experience that it is 100% your fault. If you had the cash, you should've dropped it into your account before cheques came in. Also, why didn't you just deposit $20? Then you'd at least have $60 in your pocket. If you've never overdrawn your account before, you could ask the bank to reverse the fees as a one-time courtesy.

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hahahaha.....sad

A $90 fee?! Why in the name of Orre's boiling hot sand is it so high?! I understand you're supposed to get a slap on the wrist for not paying attention to your funds, but that's more like being smacked upside the head with a metal pole!!

I love your Pokémon references :).

its funny that you called him mr boners.

Lol

For me the concept of overdraw fees is already shocking. Is like trying to rob a naked person for me...

And now, in my experience, they'll give you another fee for being in the negative again because the -90 put you in the negative.

supersaiyan7 0

What's up with all these economic fml's?

I was just thinking that! It seems like all the fmls today are about money.

Looks as if op needs to take out the blower. And use it as a daytime job to earn extra money. Half of you thought this was about ********. You are wrong.

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really?! 90$?! I've always had overdraft protection with my bank account - right now my overdraft protection is for a thousand dollars - so I can over if I want, and next pay it'll just be automatically reimbursed, no fees or interest at all -- isn't that how it always works? :O *fascinated*