I opened a bank account with US Bank XX/XX/XXXX. When I opened the account they told me that there is a {$36.00} fee for overdraft, unless I sign up for their credit card. I did n't want another credit card so I agreed. XX/XX/XXXX I received a statement saying I have a balance of {$11.00}. Then I received a letter a week later saying my account over drew by XXXX bucks, and that they were also adding on the {$36.00} overdraft fee. Within 30 days of this notice of overdraft I deposited {$210.00} more then enough to cover the $ XXXX I was at. Apparently they also charge a $ XXXX/week fee above and beyond all previous fees. This was never told to me, I never received XXXX letter saying I was being charged $ XXXX/week fee, and That is a gross overcharge on the beginning amount. I called customer service today to question this and I was told that they sent me a postcard or packet in the mail telling me of these fees they were now allowed to charge, but that it was never a document that needed my signature. How can they add such a fee without my agreeing to that? This is completely unfair practice that before I have seen a XXXX statement I can be charged a total of {$130.00} in fees ; {$100.00} of those that I was never told about. I cancelled my account and will never do business with them again, but I was robbed and it 's not fair that a bank can take take take with no notice. The customer service agent I spoke to on the phone is named XXXX, id # : mhtwigg, I spoke with him at about XXXX on XXXX XX/XX/XXXX. 
