I made an ACH debit card purchase with my XXXX Debit card which is directly tied to my Bank of America checking account. Of that original purchase of approx {$300.00}, I returned a jacket valued at approx {$70.00}. I waited several weeks for the refund of {$70.00} to post back into my checking account at Bank of America. I contacted XXXX and they insisted they posted the return. I submitted a claim to Bank of America for the refund amount of {$70.00} due to returning a jacket. After their 30 days of research and me faxing in receipts etc they denied the claim. I called back and again explained that I only returned XXXX item of {$70.00} out of the original purchase of approx {$300.00}. They have escalated the claim and assure me I will receive my refund. On XXXX XXXX I again used my ACH XXXX debit card tied to my Bank of America account for an original purchase of {$120.00}. I then returned approximately {$22.00} of that original purchase. Again the refund of my returned item did not go back into my checking account so I have filed yet another claim with Bank of America to try and get my rightful money refunded. My concern is that this keeps reoccurring and I can not be the only XXXX debit and Bank of America debit card holder this is happening to. If consumers do n't reconcile their purchase and return receipts, Bank of America is just stealing this money and not returning it to its rightful consumers. This could be a huge class action lawsuit and this process need to to highlighted and stopped! 
