Why do banks charge you a “non-sufficient funds” fee on money they already know !
Question: Because they are ignorant @sshol88, and love to spend your money for you.
My bank called and said THEY had made a mistake,and everything was okay.
The following week, they sent me a letter saying I was four-hundred dollars, overdrawn!
Since I hadn't done anything wrong, they are STILL waiting for their money. I won't pay it.
The banks think they can steal you blind, and then expect you to pay for their mistakes.
Not me!!!
Answers: Because they are ignorant @sshol88, and love to spend your money for you.
My bank called and said THEY had made a mistake,and everything was okay.
The following week, they sent me a letter saying I was four-hundred dollars, overdrawn!
Since I hadn't done anything wrong, they are STILL waiting for their money. I won't pay it.
The banks think they can steal you blind, and then expect you to pay for their mistakes.
Not me!!!
thanks for the laugh
Lol. They are hopeful that you will get some.
I agree! It's a conspiracy to their benefit.
"Because they can."
I know- right????? They let a check go thru and they KNOW u dont have the funds and then they charge u for it! I saw a show on it a few days ago and they make like 2 million a year doing that! Im thinking thats why they do it!!!!! Merry Christmas!
Because it all makes sense...
because you have little money they should take what little you have and reward the guy who has more like
Here!!
Way to go for having so much money!!
We are so happy for you, were gonna take some from this guy over here who needs it more but has less!!
F uck Them!!!
Insufficient funds....that is a way to think about it I guess...
another way is broke as f uck...
If I didnt have my hair and piles of money I would probably be depressed!!
Because you cashing checks that you do not have money to cover in your account!