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Originally Posted by discreet007
As a business owner I have to chime in on this one. You would not have incurred any overdraft charges if it was not for Brothers erroneous double dip. In my business we have made that mistake and as long as the customer provides proof that we caused his account to be overdrawn we will pay those fees to the customer. That is simply the right thing to do. It was not your fault having the account down to $150 if they didn't double dip and it is in no way the bank's responsibilty to make right either. They will not give you any money for time and suffering though, just return you back to normal.
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i wish more business owners were like you, i totally agree it is brothers responsibilty to take care of any over-draft fees IMO....what i read from the OP was he felt worrried and overwhelmed by not haveing an extra 152$(because brothers overcharged him) in his account, and what im saying is if that is how he feels, then he needs to get his $$ in check..... im not a financial expert, but i do know that haveing a few $$ to fall back on 'just in case' takes a big burden off you...and the inpression i got was he was irritated at his $, and brothers....but if i miss read/understood what he is saying, then disreguard all my posts
