US Bank

I was contacted by dmk & associates, a collections agency, on december 18, 2008 regarding an outstanding balance on my us bank account. This was the first i'd heard of this matter. During their initial call, I requested a validation statement from dmk and they said they would send it to me, which they did not. I called us bank later that same day and was informed that I owed $329.00 and that my statements had been mailed to my previous address. I told them I had moved in early 2007 and corrected the address on the phone (Since they evidently missed the change of address request I had mailed them) and I asked what the charges were for. I was told I would need to go in person to any us bank branch bank to obtain copies of the statements. My account is a "checking as savings" account, which I used rarely and kept a $5.00 balance. I never had any checks or a debit card associated with the account, which means the only way I can obtain funds from it is to go into the bank or provide someone with my account and bank information. Since I did not remember using the account at all in 2007, I suspected the charges may be fraudulent - especially since my statements were being sent to the wrong address. I visited the branch nearest my home on december 20, 2008, and spoke with the bank manager. He told me he suspected the charges were all overdraft fees, but could not find any information in the computer because "the account was closed and charged off." he said he thought the bank had made an error and could resolve it easily and he instructed me to go to the branch where the account was originally opened and request the statements to substantiate the original charges. He referred me to the bank manager at my original branch. He said he would notify that manager in advance and she should be in touch. He also recommended that I advise dmk & associates that the matter was being handled by the bank. I did not hear from the other bank manager. Following the holidays, I called her and she said she knew about the matter, but couldn't help me. I told her I just needed to know what the original charge was for. She promised to call me back. She never called back, so the next weekend (January 3), I went into the branch in person and asked for the statements. The bank manager advised that it was too late for me to dispute the charges because the bank policy limits customer disputes to 30 days after the original charges appear on an account statement (Obviously, it was impossible for me to make this deadline since the statements did not go to my current address). She also stated that she could not obtain the statements I requested and speculated they were "probably overdraft fees." she offered to contact the recoveries department and call me back. When she called me a few days later, she left a message advising that the recoveries department could not provide the information I requested. On january 17, 2009, I copied the attorney general's office on correspondence between myself, u. S. Bank, and the original collections agency, dmk & associates. I stated that I was disputing the bank charges until I received documentation showing what they represent (What the original amount was, how it was posted - check, debit, online, etc., and who it was made to) as I cannot determine what they are and whether they are legitimately incurred by me. On january 30, I received a letter from us bank recoveries with statements dated april 20 through august 20, 2007 attached. These statements showed my balance was $5.00 until a single posting was made to my account of $358.83 on july 16, 2007, which overdrafted my account. This is not a charge I recognize and it makes no sense that it was posted to my account. (Why would I try to withdraw or make a purchase of that amount knowing that I only had a $5.00 balance? Further, what teller would allow me to do this since I would have had to go into the bank to take out the money?) subsequent bank statements show additional overdraft fees accruing as a result of this posting. On february 9, 2009, I received a letter from the attorney general's office stating that they would assist me in contacting the company and requesting an explanation of the charges and to keep them abreast of any further information. On march 3, 2009, I called us bank's recoveries department (Again) to inquire about the source of the $358.83 charge made against my account. The representative I spoke with had a lot of difficulty finding any information. Finally, he agreed that I had a $5.00 balance until july 2007 when, he said, a $26.00 overdraft fee was posted to my account as well as an additional charge of $7.00 per day for every day the account was in overdraft. The representative stated that he could not find a record of the original posted amount that caused the overdraft and asked me where I came up with the $358.83 amount. I told him that it was in the statements I received from us bank recoveries. He said the charges appeared to him to be fraudulent as he could see no record of them on my statements. I asked him if there was anyone else at us bank I should contact to try to resolve the matter and he said the recoveries department has done all they can for me. I asked him what the best way to resolve the situation would be and he suggested I contact an attorney. He offered to send the account statements to me and I received them in mid-march. Unfortunately, the statements are not helpful, though, because they are reports of summary balances and do not show how the original charge was made or who it was to. I still cannot determine what exactly I was being charged for in the first place — who charged me and how it was posted to my account. A couple of weeks later I received a letter dated march 19, 2009 from the attorney general's office, enclosing a letter they received from dmk & associates, dated february 12, 2009. The dmk letter stated that they had closed my collections account and returned it to u. S. Bank. I considered the matter closed. On april 9, 2009, I received a call from from weinerman & associates, another collection agency retained by us bank concerning the same account. Their representative claimed to know nothing about my dispute. I had to explain everything and fax information to her. I never heard from her again. On april 15, 2009, I was contacted by morris law group p. A., another collections firm (!) who advised they were retained by portfolio management group (?) regarding the u. S. Bank account matter. I was told that the current amount due is now $495.19. I explained the situation and again agreed to fax my correspondence to this new collector, which I did the same day. Yesterday, april 25, 2009, I received a bill in the mail from rl morris & associates, pllc (Evidently the same agency as morris law group, p. A.) requesting that I pay the us bank charges in full. I sent them the same dispute letter i've been sending to the other agencies and copied us bank and the attorney general's office. I am at my wits end. The situation is becoming worse every day. Us bank refuses to substantiate a charge they posted to my bank account, which may be fraudulent. Instead, they continue to tack on additional fees and turn my account over to numerous collections agents. Meanwhile, I am receiving weekly, sometimes daily, calls from (Now 3) different collections agencies. I have been forced to spend my time and money faxing, meeting with people, making numerous calls, and mailing letters, all in an effort to defend myself. I am concerned about my credit score and feel completely powerless to resolve this matter. I have kept the attorney general's office informed of all the developments in this matter and I am keeping excellent records. I plan to speak to my attorney next week for guidance on how to proceed. It's unfortunate and unfair that I should have to retain a lawyer and incur legal expenses in order to resolve the situation when it could be easily settled if us bank would simply provide the information I have requested.

Bank error in your favor! Collect $200.00! Yeah, right! I don't think so. Exactly one week ago I had made a deposit of $250 into my checking account. I made sure to save the transaction slip and filed it away. The next day, Saturday, I went online to check my ledger's balance against the balace given on my online statement page. I was shocked to find that the amount deposited into my account Friday afternoon was not $250.00 but rather $2.50. As it was Saturday after 1pm I knew I would not be able to speak to anyone. I did make 3 attempts to contact US Bank's customer service department via telephone but was unsuccessful. I only recieved busy signals each time. (Not sure if that was my cell provider's fault or the Bank's)

I decided at that point there was nothing I could do until Tuesday the 31st of May as the 30th was Mermorial day and a Federal holiday that banks close for. So I reported my problem to the bank where I made the deposit. The teller who took my deposit on the previous Friday was there so I spoke with that individual. I made sure to provide a copy of and the orignal copy of the deposit slip and printed versions of my online statement that reflected a deposit of $250.oo but showed on the same page only $2.50 being deposited. The teller in turned spoke with the assitant branch manager who instructed the teller to phone a corporate number. After waiting for 30 minutes for the teller to get back to me, I was informed there was nothing the branch could do for me immediatly. I would have to wait 48hrs for a temperary deposit of my missing $247.50. The teller and assistant manager explained that the investigation would take place over the next two days before I would then recieve my funds again. Mind you that the deposit I made was $250.oo in CASH, not check or any other form of currency but legal tender in the form of U.S. dollar bills.

I was further shocked at the repsonce they gave when I asked for some sort of finacial compensation for the banks error: "There is nothing we can do for you. But please go ahead and pay your bills and if you gather any over draft fees we will be glad to remove them from your account." EXCUSE ME?! WHAT?! My jaw hit the floor at that reply! To make matters worse, it was the assistant manager who told me that. Well, I explained to that individual that I did not find that acceptible and felt a matter of $35 for the initial error plus $7 a day for however number of days it took to resolve this matter was more appropiate. (That is what I was hit with 2 years ago when I was over drawn by less than $20.00 thru my own admitted error with the same bank.) The assistant manager told me that was not possible and did not offer any other compensation save to go ahead and over draw my account.

Well, 48 hrs came and went. No money in my account. I woke this morning to find the error corrected but it was dated for yesterday. I know it was not a late night deposit as I also checked my online statement at 12:07 am this morning, 3 June 2011. I again went to the same US Bank branch and asked to speak to the branch manager. I explained my situation to the branch manager and made sure to include in my statement that all persons I spoke with were polite and curtious as they were but that I did not find this situation in the least bit acceptible. The branch manager proceded to offer me $25 as an apology and admitted that the staff made and error in not reporting this to the branch manager. I did my best to graciously decline the offer and explained that my time, trouble and the inconvenience this has caused me was not acceptible. I relayed my justification for recieving $35 for the initial mistake and $7 a day for each day afterwards. The branch manager declined at first to consider my proposal. After I relayed the fact that the bank's own policy was exactly that when I was overdrawn by an ammount less than $20 that I felt my request more than fair as the bank's error was well over $200.

The branch manager called me today after speaking with superiors. Still the best that is offered is $25 for a bank error that took seven days to resolve and was admited by the branch manager that it could have been solved the moment I stepped back into the bank. I should ask for more compensation but will be happy to recieve just the $77 I asked for at the start of today, Friday the 3rd of June. I suppose the best I will get will be the $25. Sadly I cannot say that I will be with this Bank much longer if my request is not granted.

I would hate to have to leave the bank as I find the persons working there to be so nice! But policies such as theirs thus far are not acceptible. Why should I be held liable for mistakes with one policy but the bank holds themselves to much more lenient rules in their favor. To then suggest that I should go ahead and over draw my account is just intolerable. If I was asking for a full $247.50 credit to my account in addition to what was missing I could see a flat out NO from US Bank. Sadly though, my very small request of an amount that is less than peanuts to a business like US Bank corp. seems to be too much to ask for. Truthfully, maybe my money is better off under my mattress or shoved in a small fireproof safe in my home behind a picture on the wall. I should note that if this situation was resolved immediately on Tuesday the 30th of May, that I would proabably have been more receptive to the idea of only recieving $25 in compensation. Too bad the entire situation was drug out for 7 days.

I have been a member of America First Credit Union for a long time and have always loved them! I used the U.S. Bank ATM because it was with in walking distance of where I needed the cash. I walked out the door and realized I didn't grab my card and when I walked back in the card had all ready been sucked back into the ATM. I called the U.S. Bank customer service and told them what had happened and they told me if I brought my I.D. in when the bank re-opened in the morning I could get my card back. I came back when the bank re-opened and they said they would destroy my card because it was not a U.S. bank card. They said they had it but they would not give it back to me! I was there for an hour with my screaming baby and they would not budge. I went to America First Credit Union to order the the card again and they said that when non- America First members get their cards stuck in their ATM machine they call a number to verify the card is not fraudulent and then the card can be picked up with I.D...

U.S. Bank is sooooo dumb. I was there with my I.D... I could prove who I was and my card was only foot steps away and the jerks would not give it back! I will never bank there and I will tell all of my friends and post this story all over the internet for people to stay away from this stupid bank!

I paid off my auto loan account on May 16th, 2011 and the funds cleared via an ACH transaction on May 18th. I requested that the Title be expedited. I called US Bank Customer NO-Service daily after paying off the loan, requesting that they rush the title package to me. At first they requested that my bank write them a letter saying that the funds cleared and will not be returned. On the 19th my bank's manager faxed the letter (2nd time). They also requested that I send them my credit card information so that they can charge me for the rush delivery. I refused to put in on paper and fax it for security reasons, but I called and gave customer NO-service my credit card information. Next day (May 20th, 2011)I called to verify that they rushed the title to me, the customer NO-service apologized and said that they didn't rush it but by mistake mailed it to me. Today (May 26th, 2011) after waiting for the title to arrive by mail for a whole week, it didn't arrive, so I called the customer NO-service again to see what is wrong. I was advised that the package was mailed to me only today. It was extremely important for me to receive the title as I sold my car. It seemed that no one at the bank cared at all and actually lied to (that it was mailed last Friday), and as if willfully Randy at Loan Support decided to delay the processing and mailing of my title. At the end of each call the customer No service is programmed to say "Is there anything else that we can help you with, Sir?" What a bad joke and poor customer experience.

I made 3 purchases and went over by 50$ and was charged 3 overdraft fees. When I only should have been charged 1.

I opened two small IRA Certificates of Deposit at US Bank - one in March 2009 and one in April 2010. In May of 2011 they send me a letter and are charging me a $30 per year fee on these accounts. I have almost 3 years left and am now required to pay $30 per year. I requested to take my money out of US Bank because when I opened the CD's they assured me there were no fees, but if I do I would have to pay hundreds of dollars in penalties. The only way I won't have to pay a fee is if I deposit $25, 000 which I can't afford to do. I have banked there for over 20 years and thought they were one of the few decent banks left, but when my obligations are met at US Bank, I am leaving the bank and drawing out my savings, checking and IRA.

My youngest son is starting college this Fall. My husband and I helped him open a student checking account at US Bank. With the exception of the initial deposit of $100.00 the absolute lowest his actual daily balance ever fell to in six weeks was $132.16. Even though he never overdrew his account, US Bank charged him $315.00 in negative balance and overdraft fees. Our son did not understand he had to wait for his deposits to clear before using his check card for purchases. When he received his first statement he asked us what was going on. My husband went with him to a branch office to close the account and the manager told my husband she could not help him since our son opened his account at a different location. The location on campus had already closed for the day so to keep additional charges from accumulating, my husband had to pay another $113.00 to 'make the account current' so it could be closed. In total over the six weeks the account was open, the deposits (none of which were ever returned) were $909.38, our son's withdrawals: $633.20 and US Bank got $428.00 in fees. My husband and I realize this is a life lesson for our youngest who was new to the world of checking accounts, but talk about 'bank robbery', unbelievable!

Somebody needs to get the Feds looking into this.
We've been working a Short Sale with US Bank for 2 months now with us making weekly calls in to them. They now claim that they had this file labeled as a Loan Modification and not a Short Sale this whole time and we've got to start over at the beginning.
I think they're lying.
Weekly for 2 months we've asked about the SHORT SALE. So, either they are complete ###s or they are lying. I can't believe they are that incompetent unless the incompetency is intentional.

I'd been a customer at us bank for 3 years. last november I'd fraud in my account. I called us bank and I told them. they investigated about the fraud and they give me that time temp credit. in Feb this year. they took back the credit they give me because they didn't got the fraud paper they was expecting from me but I have send them back on april 5 they give me back again a professional credit. but still i'm missing some of my money. and they also told me that my account will stay close for ever and no one didn't explain why my account get closed.

Have you ever noticed that Usbank will make authorizations go through quicker if you get to a low balance. I knew my Tax returned would have been in a few days so I wrote a check to landlord for rent. Normally it takes up too almost 5 to 7 days for them to post to the account. I wrote check on Thursday and Usbank deducted it Saturday. I wrote it knowing how long they normally take and that tax returned would be in today(monday). What is strange it showed they posted the check on friday but it didn't take out until early sunday morning. So if it posts on friday but they don't show until sunday how did post friday. I never even went into the negative on that account just close. When I logged today(monday) My return was there but they also charged me a overdraft fee because the account according to them went .75 cents under. This account said 5.75 before the tax return. But when I right clicked on the check to view it said account at time was -.75 cents. Which is wierd cause I thought as long as it was under ten dollers they waived it. When I called to see way it was .75 under at the time of check I got the run around. Saying you spent it too bad. I understand I cut it close but why I my end it showed 5.75 but on there end it showed .75- . Ive had nothing but problems with all my accounts. I will be closing all my accounts (except car...) with Us Bank. You just can't trust the slimeballs over at Usbank. As Steve Miller sang take the money and run.

Just saw your site today April 04, 2011 :when suspect was not home, got a junk third -class fees/services mailer and a first class letter from the bank(7/10)--Handed to me! They had closed my account due to overdrawn amt.$180, and added fees.Imead. contact made. I had not gotten any mail in 14 months from them and NEVER gave them that address. Until last week I had worked at this job for 4+ years, I do NOT get mail there. They bank at the same place. Four ways I told U S Bank (customer service, fraud, my branch, HQ calls and letters in rebuttal) about the fraud--and had to do them FOUR TIMES EACH, for weeks, before the harrasing you-better-pay-us letters did (?) stop. I know my credit is showing this. I have to use public computers, and still wait for chek- systems to e-mail me --and I don't think the collections dept. ever stopped the mail. I WILL get my stated-if -you -don't-stop fine (Totals $4, 000) in court. Those DUNCES kept. on using the" mailing address", presenting my social security number and closed account number in those letters! This should never been allowed to happen and the depts. mail did make it worse (not secure). I showed the Post Office. They had records of mine since 2008 to not deliver there.The LA county DAs' office and postal inspectors, others only- online did add this to their projects. Police aren't supose to pass the buck.(I insisted on reports)The Suspect since last summer, has embezzled five figures from a non-profit, continued welfare fraud, all to support her drug habit, impress her in-a-gang, 20 yrs+ her senior" boyfriends". Justice isn't swift. She is probably still getting collections letters that she just throws out. My bank account was only allowed to be used for cashing my paychecks( in person )at that ONE branch. Wash.Mutal was eaten by them . Not my choice.Lost job that paid by check in 9/09.Open account with a low balance was too much for her to resist. To PREVENT this possible misuse of my identity, we had two unique long sentences, not simply passwords to stop her.No mail was sent out. (written out/request) opening it My ID recorded a dif address. No ATM or online use was "allowed" ...Just must have been FANTASY- exercises by these U S Bank staffers to give a false sense of security. Federal govt, credit bureaus, dhs, so many places to spread the word, justice is soooo slow!

In February I withdrew $300.00 from an US Bank ATM at the Albertsons down the road. I have had a US Bank checking acct with a debit card for over ten years and have never mistakenly withdrawn from another acct. I also have a Premiere line of credit as an overdrft protection on the acct as well as another credit card which i have had for two years as an emergency card but have filed it away and never once used this card. Two weeks after withdrawing this money i checked my acct online and saw a balance on my credit card for $314.00. The extra $14.00 was a cash advance fee and interest. My checking acct also showed the same withdrawal on the same day so i called the US bank customer service and after a few hours of transfering back and forth between the checking acct people and the credit card department i was told that it was a glitch in the system and there should only have been one debit and they credited back the money on my credit card. All is good right? Nope. Two weeks later I see an interest charge on the CC again so i call to have that credited back and explain the situation once again, then tell the cc rep just to cancel the credit card since i do not use it anyway. She tells me fine that she can do this and not to worry. Two more weeks and i check my acct online and the credit card once again has a $312.00 balance. Now i am furious and i call and tell the rep i am sick of having to explain the situation and just to get me to a supervisor. The supervisor refuses to listen to what i have already explained and transfers me to the disputes department where the next lady tells me very rudely that it is my error now. and i have to take up the dispute with the checking side because they show that i withdrew the money from the credit card. further, i was told that i would be responsible for all interest charges. How many times have they done something like this? Pretty good racket these crooks have going huh?

OK so i need to know whats going on...

I had a checking account, which obviously comes with a debit card...
A couple of months ago, I closed that account and got a new card and new checking account...I used to have autopay with ATT but ATT has my OLD bank info (my old debit card) Today I checked my account and ATT had taken out 300.00 from my NEW checking account, which was never authorized. I called ATT and they told me that they used my OLD debit card, but then how was I charged to my NEW checking account? So I had two debit cards to one account? makes no freekin sense! Stupid ### USBANK...ATT can't even take the charge back and now after they canceled my OLD debit card, they are going to wait to see if it posts or not, since it has only been authorized to my account so far...ok...soo...wtf..?

I read the complaints regarding the return of autos through a lease made through US Bank and inspected by DataScan, so I also was filled with trepidation as the inspection was made and the report pending. Sure enough the inspection was detailed. EVERY little stone chip was photographed, measured and cataloged. The car was driven by the inspector. I had the car detailed (a Lexus ES350, 2007) and it looked like new. I recieved the report online and this is what is said (I cut and pasted from the site-there was a photo after each note):

NORMAL WEAR & TEAR
BODY AREA
HOOD/COWL 5 CH - REFINISH 0 0.50 0 $31.50 $0 $31.50
RIGHT FENDER 1 CH - REFINISH 0 0.50 0 $31.50 $0 $31.50
RIGHT FRONT DOOR 1 CH - REFINISH 0 0.50 0 $31.50 $0 $31.50
RIGHT 1/4 PANEL 1 CH - REFINISH 0 0.50 0 $31.50 $0 $31.50
LEFT REAR DOOR 1 CH - REFINISH 0 0.50 0 $31.50 $0 $31.50
LEFT FENDER 1 CH - REFINISH 0 0.50 0 $31.50 $0 $31.50
Normal Wear & Tear (no charge) $189.00

EXCESS WEAR & TEAR
WHEELS/COVERS 1x1.0"SC, 2x0.3"SC, 3x1.5"S - REPAIR 0 0 0 $0 $250.00 $250.00
So, not bad, really. Having said that they did mention that the review is not done and they still wanted to see the engine at the dealer, but the rims did have some curb scratching on all 4 rims, and I may have it removed if I can get it done for less than the $250. I wanted to post this as the complaints really had me worried and I want all to know that my experiences, thus far. If it changes at the dealership I will re-post.

I have had a business Cash Flow Manager for years with US Bank. I depend on it for the running of my business month to month. I have never been late, I have never had a problem, and it is set up for automatic payments for periods of no activity. US Bank closed the account out of the blue, telling me that it was scheduled to close after a number of years. That is a lie. It was a credit line, not an equity line. They refused to open the account back up. They want me to open a new one, re-qualify with all the paperwork, tax returns, and all that nonesense, like I never did business with them before. I am insulted, inconvenienced, and I am looking for a new bank to move over all my accounts.

With a Cash Flow Account, you put a large percentage of your business income through the account and pay bills out of the account. You might have a 25, 000 credit balance if you invested in your business, or if cash flow was slow one month, and you might have a 0.00 balance as your cash flow catches up and clears it out. Your balance flows up and down. It makes your business income "flow" smoother. I had just deposited quite a bit of business income into that account, thinking I could tap it when needed. You can see how a move like this from US Bank can really jam up your business. This isn't the first time they've screwed up with me, but it is certainly the last.

I highly recommend taking your money another bank. US Bank doesn't give you pertinent information up front, they don't follow through with what they say they will do, they will fee you to death over their own mistakes, and then after 15 years they'll treat you like you just walked in the door. They can kiss my ###.

I have had this account for two years. They have been cashing my unemployment check for seven months. The Pasadena branch even reissued me another ATM card a couple of months ago when I lost mine. Several branches have had no problem cashing my unemployment check. When I came to California, I had a broken link from my birth name to marriage certificate because of something my parents did. U.S. Bank goes by your Drivers License, but when I opened the account I had showed them birth certificate, social security card, old drivers license that matched my social security card. I was told it would be noted in the computer for the other branches to verify. On Feb 22nd I deposited my unemployment check at the ATM, it is issued under my SS#, on Feb 23 I received a call from the teller in Pasadena where I deposited the check. I was on another call and told her to check the computer because it was noted. If she could not find it, contact her supervisor or my branch where I opened my account to verify it. Then I looked at my account and it was backed out causing items to overdraft. I was told to contact my Branch Manager, Richard, whom always says he will take care of it and never returns your call. Several days went by and I kept using my account since I felt Richard was handling it and waiting on someone to return his call from higher up. He failed to call me and let me know it would not be okay to continue to use the account letting items go into overdraft. All of a sudden, the Patriot Act is brought into play after banking with them for two years, leading me to believe it is noted in their system for acceptance, and cashing my hard copies of unemployment checks for seven months. This has caused me hardship and seeking answers. Today I spoke with Richard and asked about the overdraft charges, he said he would get back to me in a few minutes. After over an hour, he did not and I called him and explained how their bank has misled me and I feel they are hustling for the house instead of giving good customer service.

I deposited 3 credit union issued drafts totalling almost $12k on January 28, 2011. As of this posting on February 15, 2011, US Bank still refuses to release my money, even though I have obtained front and back copies of these checks showing that they were paid, with all batch numbers, etc. to US Bank's Securities Department. US Bank received the funds on February 1, 2011.

At one point last week while trying to obtain my hijacked money, I became upset at a branch. I raised my voice, but did NOT curse. I was escorted from the location. Today, I was told that my behavior last week was the equivalent to a terrorist threat, my account was being closed and I was to never return to US Bank location. Hmmm. So how do I get my money? The manager even threatened to call the FBI. ARE YOU KIDDING?

I would sincerely appreciate any suggestions or advice.

Us Bank... Reliacard Reliacard Double charged me for ATM withdrawl. Refused to look into it as ATM error! Ripped me off $40 Astoria, Oregon
I withdrew $40 from the US Bank using my child support Reliacard, issued by US Bank. The next day it charged me another $40 from the same ATM which I never went back to, I never even left the house that day!
I called Reliacard and they said I would have to file a fraud report as if someone stole it, but I never lost my card, I still have it. They advised me to call US bank if I didn't want to do that, so I did and they tell me they can not look up my account or tell me anything about it. I ended up filing a fraud report with Reliacard since that's the only thing I could do.
They sent me the papers, I returned them and 2 weeks later I get a message on my phone saying " I really hope somebody advised you that you need to go file a police report for this, and we need the report number...by Friday or else we will end this investigation." Well I was never told that I needed to do that by any of the 4 different people I talked to about this.
Since I didn't get the message till Wednesday, I said screw it. I didn't have time. This was completely ridiculous, there was no fraud, my card wasn't stolen. It was an ATM error or something that Im sure US Bank could have solved very easily if they would have just done something about it. $40 may not seem like much to a lot of people, but for an unemployed single mother, that's a lot to just have taken for no reason!

Lease payments for 5 years all paid on time. At end of lease prior to return of the car the requiered inspection was performed. The car was in almost new condition but required some minor blemishes repaired pe their inspector. I had these repaired by an auto body shop which was present at the inspection. I had the blemishes repaired and dropped the car at the dealer where the drop was authorized. They said they would pick up the vehicle in 1-2 weeks. There was no return inspection to see that the repairs had been performed. I continued to get a bill for the repairs already performed. I faxed the invoice from the repair shop at their request, but they persisted in sending the bill and then reported the non payment to the credit agencies and ignored the invoice which was sent to them. I have heard of other problems with this bank in this regard and hope people are aware not to deal with them.