On XXXX XXXX, 2016, I wired {$420000.00} in my Ally Bank account. The Federal Reserve Receipt for this wire, XXXX, clearly dates receipt of the funds by Ally Bank as occurring on XXXX XXXX. I contacted Ally Bank by telephone at XXXX EDT XXXX XXXX and again at XXXX EDT requesting that the funds be booked into my account on XX/XX/XXXX to prevent the loss of one day 's interest on the funds. On both calls, I was told the Bank could not locate the funds despite having been given the Fed Reference Number. The funds were subsequently booked into my account XXXX XXXX, resulting in the loss of interest in the amount of {$11.00}. To date, Ally Bank has refused to credit my account for the day 's loss of interest, despite evidence that the Bank received the funds on XXXX XXXX. 
I filed a similar complaint against Ally Bank, Complaint # XXXX, for delaying by two days an Automated Clearing House transfer of {$150000.00} which occurred on XXXX XXXX, but was not booked into my account until XXXX XXXX, resulting in the loss of interest in the amount of approximately {$8.00} It is clear that Ally Bank is engaged in a pervasive scheme to defraud its ' customers by intentionally delaying booking the transfer of funds into its ' customers accounts in order to avoid having to pay interest on those funds. The savings to Ally Bank, and the loss to customers, is considerable given the number of fund transfers that occur over a long period of time. 
