On XXXX/XXXX/16 I checked my balance online, prior to making a purchase at XXXX XXXX XXXX. It said my balance was {$70.00}. I had a an item pending, but my available balance once the pending item was applied, was still plenty enough to cover my purchase. I purchased {$30.00} at XXXX XXXX XXXX, and went home. That night I looked at my balance, as I do daily. I had money available, although I do n't recall how much at that moment. It was a positive balance, and I saw my XXXX XXXX charge go through for {$25.00} ( less the tip amount, which was {$5.00} ). The next day, on XXXX/XXXX/16, I believe I did n't glance at my balance at all, or make a charge. On Friday, XXXX/XXXX/16, I took my sister to the airport and paid for {$2.00} worth of parking, and we got some ice cream for my kids. Since I had n't used my card since the day before, I was sure I had enough to cover the {$15.00} ice cream and the {$2.00} parking, which would have left my balance at {$22.00}. I did n't see this as a problem as I had a deposit that the depositing bank had emailed me about that stated it was due to post to my bank account on XX/XX/XXXX. I assumed that would occur, and either way my balance was positive. That night I paid {$15.00} toward a presidential campaign donation. Right before I went to bed, I wondered why my bank had not yet posted my deposit, but still I had a positive amount of money in my account. Saturday, I woke and looked at my account, hoping the deposit had finally posted. It had not, and I had now a negative balance, due to XXXX overdraft charges that were erroneously charged to my account beginning with the XXXX XXXX charge. So, this here is the problem. At no time prior to that morning, did my account say I was negative, nor did it say I did n't have enough to cover the very first charge I made, that they say made me overdraw. My balance online still reads {$70.00} prior to the XXXX XXXX charge, and they charged me {$38.00}. Next they charged me another, and another, all snowballing because of the first erroneous fee. It continues on today. I have spoken to the bank on three occasions. Once by phone, when the Rep just told me I was overdrawn, which obviously was not true. The next time I emailed, and was given a basic default response, that had n't much to do with what I 'd emailed about. The third time I contacted again by email, no pretty upset. I was given a response that they would look into the matter and either way call me immediately. That was two days ago. No call, no answer. I want my money back, and hope you can help. As of today, XXXX/XXXX/16 they have fined me {$220.00}. When my deposit came through finally on XX/XX/XXXX, I withdrew the money at the ATM. Then, they fined me for that!!!! I clearly had that money in there. This is just ridiculous. 
