I opened a checking account with Wellsfargo Bank in XXXX XXXX in XXXX, Florida and was informed that a monthly fee of {$10.00} will be assessed on my account if the usage frequency of my Debit Card from my account does not exceed XXXX transactions per month. 
On separate ocassions, a {$10.00} was imposed on my account despite having more than XXXX transactions in the monthly cycle. 
Upon inquiry after the first assessment, I was informed that the cycle was from XXXX of the month to the XXXX of the following month based on the opening date of the account. When a second monthly fee was imposed on XXXX XXXX, I contacted the bank and was informed that the cycle started and ended on XXXX of the month. I then pressed the banker who assisted me as to how a cycle can vary that widely XXXX XXXX to XXXX -- 5 business days ) and how a consumer can play by the rules if the target ( deadline ) keeps moving. 
I argued that such an arrangement is unfair to the consumer and the monthly fee assessment should have been based on a calendar month, or at least on a fixed monthly cycle so that the consumer does not get charged with fees via such sneaky tactics. 
