On XXXX/XXXX/2015 I received a postcard from US Bank notifying me that my account was overdrawn by {$9.00}. I immediately went online and transferred {$1000.00} from my savings account. Unfortunately by that time my account was charged {$36.00} overdraft fees and an additional {$25.00} as an extended overdraft fees. The {$25.00} extended overdraft fees may be charged every week as long as the account remains overdrawn. I have requested that US Bank provide me the courtesy to reverse the fees charged. For one I have been an outstanding customer for the last 3 years. This is the first time something like this happened or I requested fees to be waived. The customer representative waived the {$36.00} charge but said she can not waive the {$25.00} charge. I explained that I had more than sufficient funds in the linked savings account and that I immediately transferred funds when I received notification of the issue. US Bank chose to use the snail mail rather than an e-mail to notify me of the issue. In addition there is no date on the postcard as to when it was sent. Normally mail takes 24-48 hours and not 7days yet, this only postcard notifying me of the issue was received on the same day US Bank elected to charge me an additional {$25.00}. It is to be noted that the postcard notes that US Bank may charge this extended overdraft charge yet US Bank is not willing to waive this extended overdraft charge for a good customer. Interestingly US Bank may charge this extended overdraft charge every week. Can one imagine how much extended overdraft charge US Bank can allege it is entitled to charge on an account that was overdrawn for a couple of dollars yet the customer was not notified but weeks later? This practice is unfair, deceptive and abusive! In addition the supervisor that discussed the issue with me on the phone was very defensive, rude and argumentative. She was going on and on without giving me the respect to finalize what I had to say. She argued that her daughter got XXXX postcards within a week for her account when it got overdrawn. I am happy that her daughter received that courtesy. Unfortunately I received one card on XXXX and took immediate action. I received no prior notification as to this issue or I had more than sufficient funds to transfer and ensure no additional fees were assessed. 
