I got a notice about some unusual activity on an account that I set up for my younger brother to pay his expenses while in college, basically transferring all the money electronically to a different account through a program called XXXX. After confirming that it was n't initiated by my brother ( it was not ), I called and immediately asked for a hold to be placed. For this, I was charged {$30.00} which pushed the account into overdraft, but I was not worried, because I was assured the money would be returned in short order. Fast forward to 4 days, the transaction clears, to my incredulity, for which I was charged an additional overdraft fee. Furthermore, a number of transactions for very minimal accounts were in processing PRIOR to this transaction being posted and I was charged an overdraft fee for all of them. Finally, the bank decides to decline a transaction from paypal for {$9.00} and {$5.00}, respectively. I was charged a {$35.00} NSF fee for each transaction. As if this were not insulting enough, XXXX and the bank then proceeded to recharge, and return those transactions a stunning XXXX times, charging a {$35.00} fee on each occurrence. What should have been {$200.00} that remained in the account, taken out due to unusual activity that I immediately notified the bank to not process, instead resulted in a cascade effect in which not only is the {$200.00} gone, the account currently sits at a negative balance of {$610.00}, of which {$490.00} is solely due to XXXX and the bank attempting to collect the same {$9.00} and {$5.00} multiple times a day for multiple days, and then returning the payment and charging me, despite no permissions granted to do as much. Completely egregious and none of this should have ever happened 
