On Monday ( XXXX ) my opening balance with TCF was over {$300.00} and XXXX transactions from the weekend were already posted to my account. I had XXXX transactions that day, totaling {$390.00} and no other transactions. When I checked my account on XXXX, TCF charged me {$140.00} in overdraft fees for the XXXX transactions that had already posted to my account. When I asked why I got charged overdraft fees for those instead of the pending transactions, the TCF rep said it took money from my account to cover the pending transactions. When I checked my account today ( XXXX ), I found I now have been charged overdraft fees for those XXXX pending transactions as well, bringing my total overdraft fees to {$220.00}. Since none of the XXXX transactions were more than {$200.00}, I do not understand their logic. 
