On Tuesday, XXXX XXXX 2015 I deposited XXXX checks in my checking account at the Bank of America branch at XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX in XXXX SC. XXXX check was for {$50.00} and the other was for {$200.00}, total amount being {$250.00}. The teller took the XXXX checks, verified my sifnature on the back of the checks, and then gave me a deposit receipt for {$250.00}. On Saturday, XXXX XXXX, I received a notice in the mail that they could n't find the check for {$200.00} and that amount was being deducted from my account. On Monday, XXXX XXXX, I stopped by the branch and spoke with the Branch Manager, XXXX XXXX XXXX. She passed me off to an assistant, XXXX XXXX. She called customer service while I was there and they confirmed that they can not find the check and told me the only recourse I have is to track down the person who wrote the check, have them put a stop payment on it, and send me another XXXX. 

Since I handed the checks to the teller and was issued a receipt, the lost check is an internal Bank of America error and I do n't see how this is my responsibility to track this down nor should I be penalized for their error. A credit of {$200.00} needs to be made back to my checking account 
