I am a new customer of Suntrust bank. When offered, I opted into overdraft protection, assuming there would be commercially reasonable terms as I experienced with XXXX XXXX XXXX applied to my account. In fact there were not. They charged are total of {$140.00} of fees to me for transactions that had, in fact, overdrafted my account by {$42.00}. When I called, they said they only charged fees for transactions over {$5.00}. XXXX of the fees they charged in fact violated that policy by being for {$3.00} each. They voluntarily refunded XXXX unspecified fees as a matter of courtesy. There policy is n't in line with XXXX XXXX XXXX, which exempts transactions under {$10.00}, and XXXX goes out of its way to notify you that your account has been overdrawn via text message and e-mail. Clearly, Suntrust is out of line with public policy, and their checking account contract of adhesion is out of line with the common law in this country. Thank you. 
