Since a previous check from a US Bank customer had bounced when I submitted it to my bank ( XXXX XXXX, I went to US Bank to cash a new check from this person, to ensure that the funds were there, and prevent any possible fee by my bank if I cashed it there. I presented my government issued identification, but since I do not have a US Bank account, I was told that I would be charged {$7.00} to cash the check. I declined to pay the fee, and asked whether appropriate funds were in the US Bank account to cover the check. I then retrieved the check and deposited it into my XXXX bank account. I believe US Bank should not be able to charge someone for honoring a check drawn on one of their checking accounts, so I am submitting this complaint. I think CFPB should look into this practice, by US Bank and any other bank that offers checking account services. 
