I was charged an overdraft fee by Bank of America, even though when I checked my account online it was not overdrawn until after the fee was applied. When speaking to a Manager on the phone, I was informed that it was a specific transaction that overdrew my account. Upon hanging up, I immediately checked my account to find that, according to my mobile banking app, that transaction left me with {$55.00} in my account. This is not the first time Bank of America has charged me an overdraft fee when the only charge that put me below a {$0.00} balance was the actual overdraft fee. This is, however, the first time they have absolutely refused to refund me my money. It was suggested that I explore " keeping a check ledger. '' It is also convenient that {$50.00} transferred from my online savings account, which stated they 'd transferred the money on XXXX/XXXX/16, did n't appear in my Bank of America account until XXXX/XXXX/16 - after they 'd charged me the fee.I suggest that Bank of America not charge people for overdrafts that have n't actually occurred. 
I have opted in for an email notification anytime my balance goes below {$25.00} or is overdrawn. However, at XXXX XXXX I was charged for an overdraft but was n't notified via email by BoA until XXXX XXXX. 
Any help you can offer is appreciated. 
