Wells Fargo will delay and/or hold deposits ( " deposit pending '' ) and then bounce checks the same day that should have otherwise cleared had they applied the deposit. Then, they charge - actually they do n't charge, they take - a fee of {$35.00} per check ( which is actually usurious interest ). In my most recent example, XXXX checks totaling {$100.00} were bounced resulting in {$70.00} in fees. This is wrong. Sure, I made a mistake. And when I was emailed by the bank notifying me of my error, I immediately transferred money into my account to cover the deficit. So, they were not harmed in this. They did n't earn this fee. How is it other banks ( XXXX for example ) can have overdraft fees that are one quarter that of Wells Fargo? And why can Well Fargo get away with manipulating the timing of deposits? 
