I bank at TCF Bank in Minnesota. I purchased a laptop from an international seller, which resulted in me being charged an international fee. When balancing my checkbook, I did n't account for the international fee which resulted in me being overdrawn by {$6.00}. I was then charged a {$37.00} overdraft fee on top of it. I went into the branch and called the customer service line and they just explained that the policy is to charge anything over {$5.00}. I VERY rarely overdraw my account, and thought the bank would take care of its customers in a better manner than charging {$37.00} for an overdraft of less than {$7.00}. In addition, I made a cash deposit the very next day to cover the overdraft situation because I do n't like ever being in an overdrawn situation. This seems outrageous, and I believe the Truth in Savings regulation should be updated to no longer allow any overdraft fee greater than the amount actually overdrawn. 
