US Bank has an online app through the iPhone that allows consumers to make payments on credit cards via their checking account ( both the checking account and credit card are US Bank affiliated ). The application gave no visual feedback confirming a payment in the amount of {$1500.00} was made after two attempts. This seems to be a software bug ( usually I get a confirmation of payment ). So I used the desktop browser online banking to make my payment of {$1500.00}. Everything seemed fine until the night of Friday XX/XX/XXXX into Saturday XX/XX/XXXX when {$3000.00} additional were withdrawn from my checking account and placed on the card. Ironically the one time {$1500.00} payment paid off the card in full. So what is now reflecting in my bank account is an overdrafted checking account of about - {$2200.00} and a negative credit card balance of {$3000.00} ( in other words, they owe me {$3000.00} ). 
I asked them to fix this immediately and was told that it may take up to 45 days to be resolved. Initially the credit card portion of US Bank customer service implied it was my fault and that I probably paid ahead in anticipation of a large purchase with my credit card ( not true ). When I finally spoke with a professional banker, the service was better but I was told that I am out of luck. As it is XX/XX/XXXX all of my future obligations to pay bills, student loans, and rent, may not go through my checking account, and I am responsible for all late fees incurred outside of the checking account. I was told that " eventually '' they will reverse the {$3000.00} overpayment and will not penalize me with overdraft fees. Is it really fair to me as a working class consumer with student loans that I must now face eviction and delinquencies on student loans all over a buggy iPhone app? 
