On XXXX/XXXX/2015, I logged into US Bank 's website, and scheduled a payment for {$1700.00}, which is customary. The payment was scheduled to be delivered on XXXX/XXXX/2015, which is within my grace period. The bank XXXX the payment in the online form, which caused {$3400.00} to be debited from my checking account. I did n't pay close attention, and actually authorized the payment. The bank refunded the 'official ' late charge by using the one-time-life-of-loan-late-charge-forgiveness, but I still had to pay US Bank a {$20.00} return check charge, and an additional {$5.00} 'processing ' fee for making a payment XXXX days past the due date. In addition, I had to pay a {$29.00} insufficient check charge to my own bank. 
This month ( XXXX ), I again scheduled an on-line payment on XXXX ( today ), to be delivered on XXXX. This time, the bank did not XXXX the payment on the online form. 
I believe there is a flaw in the bank 's online payment system, but they refuse to acknowledge it and refund the {$54.00} fees. 
Additionally, they have started a practice of calling me and wanting to know when I am going to send my payment, even though I am still within my grace period. 
