My account was debited by my then bank from my savings account to cover charges for my checking account that they closed after we had resolved the issue of overdraft fees and charges, well so it was communicated to me but they were planning another trap.
My account went into overdraft on a Friday for the whole weekend until the following Monday. All of my purchases were authorized by the bank. Prior to the first overdraft, unknowns to me, I had a transaction that was denied by the same bank on Wednesday of the same week my account went into overdraft that Friday.
I had money in my savings account at the time to cover the $3.00 difference to prevent the overdraft but the bank would not take the money from my account. Prior to this event, they had been soliciting for purchase of their overdraft protection plans for a monthly fee.
It was not feasible since I did not use checks and very little use of the debit/credit card. I had been in a haggle with the bank branches because they would not setup overdraft between my checking and savings account that was free although I complained to the 1800 customer support line the bank never setup the overdraft accounts.
After I wrote, a letter to the CEO about this they bank did setup the accounts for overdraft and cleared off the fees that were charged to my account. What the bank went and did next and did not tell me was applied another charge to my account that put it over its limit and then closed the checking account and then went into my savings account without my permission to get the amount they had fraudulently applied to my account. No one would account to why they did not do this initially with the $3.00 because I did not authorize the last debit of my account neither.
Whom do I need to contact about this? Is there an attorney that handles these situations?