On XXXX XXXX, I used my debit card for {$23.00}. At that time I had {$300.00} in my account. Then on XXXX XXXX, I paid another bill for {$20.00} and at that time I had {$130.00} in my account. Later on XXXX XXXX, XXXX checks came through my account - XXXX for {$63.00} and XXXX, which I admit I forgot about writing, for {$120.00}. Bank of America manipulated the way the charges came through my account in order to charge me XXXX overdraft fees instead of just the one, and I actually think they are going to charge me a fourth fee this evening because the {$23.00} debit card from three days ago is still in processing and once it goes through another overdraft fee will be generated - even though the {$23.00} charge was approved three days ago. I know BOA paid a hefty settlement a couple of years ago for manipulating debit card charges in order to charge more overdraft fees and now they are doing it again. I guess they did not learn their lesson. 
