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tojealcatojealca subscriber Posts: 5
edited September 2006 in Accounting and Financial Management
This is my first time Posting a new topic so I hope it goes well....
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    cugelertcugelert subscriber Posts: 7
    All I can say is... its your business.  You decide at the end.  Your family has other agendas like helping protect your interests.  thats not always the best advice.  And yes, if I was in your shoes, I would pay the entire 580, than confront the bank myself and try to get them to cough up the money by showing the results that occurred by their so called error.  If they have any pride in their banking practices, they will pay for it.  Otherwise, move your account.  After all, whose to say they won`t do it by accident again...
    hope it helps.
    jerik
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    tojealcatojealca subscriber Posts: 5
    Thanks, thats pretty much what I did.  My bank did waive some of the fees for me and I have a call in to their bank to see if they will do the same.  It got even better last week, their banl "lost" my check so it never got redeposited, so they have even more bank fees.  Dont you just love banks!
    Thanks again,
    Tony
     
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    SnowflakeManSnowflakeMan subscriber Posts: 3
    Good on you Tony - Taking responsibility can be an expensive step - but is certainly the most profitable route in the long term. Well done!
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    cugelertcugelert subscriber Posts: 7
    Yes banks are a nightmare these days and getting wortse all the time.  It seems that the bigger they get, the more greedy they become and less flexible.  Heck, 30 years ago this kind of thing was unheard of, let alone 2 banks screwing up on the same incident.  Wow, it truly makes you wonder whether your money is really safe or not...
    Jerik
    PS.  I`m glad to hear your decision.  Its good business and well done!
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