I went to a Wells Fargo ATM on Tuesday XXXX XXXX to deposit cash and a check into my account to cover expenses, after inputting my card and pin, the ATM said it was not taking deposits. 

I then traveled to another Wells Fargo branch and ATM only to have the same problem there. 

The next day ( XXXX ), same exact problem, at both branches ATM 's. The following day ( XXXX ) after work, I tried again, after dropping off my rent check which I knew would go through right away. This time I was able to deposit at the ATM, however, Wells Fargo still gave me overdraft fees on XXXX before they posted my check going through on XXXX even though I deposited it on XXXX. 

I called Wells Fargo and they would not discharge the fees because it was n't a bank error, and told me it was my responsibility to inform them if the ATM is not working and that they had no record of me attempting my deposits on XXXX or XXXX, only the deposit I finally made on XXXX, but that because my deposit would n't go through until XXXX, they would not waive my overdraft fees. 

I do n't understand how they would have no record of my first XXXX attempts over 2 days to make my deposit at XXXX different ATM machines when I had to input my pin at those machines, plus I know I am on camera standing there at the machines. 

Why is it my responsibility to inform them their ATM 's are n't working for 2 days when they are attached to the bank? 

Contacting customer service was absolutely no help since they claimed that they have no proof that I attempted to deposit or even visited these ATM 's on XXXX or XXXX - despite me mentioning that I am on camera at those ATM 's and they accepted my card and pin before telling me they could n't take a deposit. 

If I input my card and pin at those locations, and I 'm on camera, how is there no record of me being there? Also, this is not a bank error? And why am I suppose to inform them their ATM does n't work? 

Not to mention after I did make my deposit, they still charged me overdraft fees because they posted those first before my actual deposit. 
