Bank of America ( BofA ) has charged more than {$1000.00} in overdraft fees over the past two and half years, at {$35.00} each. This was on my business account, which usually has a large amount of transactions and I did n't realize it until today. 
After reading the law I discovered that I was supposed to have had the option to " opt-in '' and that a default opt-in was not allowed. 
I contacted XXXX XXXX at BofA and he stated that there had been no wrong doing on the part of BofA, I was able to get XXXX XXXX to request that I opt-out but I was told the process takes 5-7 days for approval and that I would now be charged a Return Item fee of, {$35.00} for each item rejected. 
What started my research are the transactions that occurred overnight between XX/XX/XXXX and XX/XX/2016. 
At XXXX on XX/XX/XXXX I checked my account on my mobile device and it said I had {$49.00} in the bank and I went to the grocery store and spent {$46.00}. When I woke up in the morning I noticed that I had been charged {$70.00} in overdraft fees. I was shocked, because I had a positive balance of {$160.00}. This was after a deposit that occurred overnight of {$250.00}. When I talked to BofA they told me that the available amount reflected on my mobile device did not include processing transactions, and in my account history it shows that my balance was really {$37.00} at the time of the purchase and a XXXX draft came through for {$9.00} that caused the XXXX overdraft fee. 
This seems very deceitful. 
