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I don't think I understand how that is possible

did he make one purchase for 3,000 or it was multiple purchases?

Is he a political science major?

Is it stcook?

Several years ago I ran up almost $1000 in overdraft fees b/c I was heading into the weekend and went to transfer money from one acct to another and you have to click submit and yes like 4 times and I just did it that first time, so the account didnt have much money in it.

I had a friend of mine that had his debit card number(not the card just the number) stolen while camping but they didn't do anything with it for 3 months then hit it hard. He always kept several thousand in the account so he never balanced to statement. He got hit pretty hard too.

This is why you need to have a personal relationship with someone where you bank, preferably the local branch manager, that way when they try to pull crap like this you call Steve and say fix it or my money is going somewhere else.

Is your xwife my current wife?

I've got that with Bank of America. Set up alerts for just about any situation you want

Yeah this is why I always used to bank with small local banks. I banked with SouthTrust for a long time and my ex-husband was a big account for them. I never had to balance a check book because if my account was overdrawn they would pay it and then call me to let me know that I needed to transfer money or make a deposit. I was never charged a fee. Wow was it a reality check when Wachovia bought them out.