I made a deposit in my savings account at a Navy Federal Credit Union ATM. I went to withdraw some money from my account a few days later at the ATM and the transaction was denied. The receipt read, " do not honor. '' So, I called the credit union to find out what was going on. I was told by customer service that after reviewing my account, nothing was wrong. Later, I attempted to make a withdrawal again and the transaction was denied again. I called back to customer service a second time. I was told that my account was frozen because of fraud. I had to ask what felt like 10 times, what fraud had occurred exactly? Only after becoming irate, I was told that a {$1700.00} deposit was the issue. Last time I checked, I 'm free to deposit and withdraw MY money as I see fit. Since when did deposits become fraudelent??? The rep. tried to dismiss me by saying the individual who had done this to my account was off so, nothing could be done. I escalated the situation to a manager who refused to give unique identifiable information about herself, like her name. She told me I needed to go to a branch to show identification. I told her I WILL NOT be doing that. She thought she could remedy the situation by rationing my own money to me and offering to XXXX XXXX me {$500.00}. I vehemently declined. I told her what she could do was remove whatever block is on my account so I can access MY funds the way I see fit because there is nothing fraudulent about a {$1700.00} deposit that was made at an NFCU branch ATM WITH a card AND pin # that I am confirming I completed! She refused. In another attempt to resolve this matter, I called back to speak with someone from the board and all that information was denied. At this point, I have been unable to access my money for almost a month, which has forced me to have to borrow cash to cover the basic necessities of life. If this is not resolved expeditiously, I will file a lawsuit. 
