I was notified by Bank of America that my account balance had gone below XXXX. I knew there was over XXXX left in the account so that did n't make sense. I pulled open my account online and it showed that I was over XXXX overdrawn. The previous day I had written a check for XXXX. It was used to pay a loan at a different banking institution. In my Bank of America account I had over XXXX in the account so there was plenty of money to cover it. When I called Bank of America they said that they could see the check that was trying to clear and could see that it was for XXXX, but it was being processed as XXXX dollars. Extra XXXX somewhere. I asked what to do. Was transfered to a manager. The manager told me that if I brought in the extra money before XXXX that I would not be charged an over draft fee. She said she did understand that the check was not for a XXXX and that it was only written for XXXX, but the banks policy was that I would be charged an overdraft if I could not cover the check with additional funds. She said to call the other institution when they opened and talk to them and in the mean time they were returning the check. I asked her to at least waive the fee for overdraft and she said she could not. She said that to get the fee returned to my account I would need to call the next day and see if they could deposit the over draft fee back into my account. It makes no sense to charge a customer an overdraft fee when there is clearly an error between the XXXX banks. I called Bank of America at XXXX my time as soon as I saw there was an issue. They agreed that it was a banking issue and that I had not done anything wrong, but charged my account an overdraft fee anyway? Where has basic customer service gone in this industry???? 
