Saturday, XXXX XXXX, at XXXX I deposited XXXX {$20.00} bills into the atm at the US Bank branch in the XXXX of XXXX XXXX, in XXXX XXXX, CA. The machine and the branch are located inside a XXXX, The machine took the bills and then claimed that there was a mistake and the deposit was not made. Instead I received an " attempted deposit '' receipt with the phone number, XXXX to call for assistance. I spoke with XXXX or XXXX people associated with US Bank that weekend, and they assured me that they could n't do anything to retrieve my money, but that the machine is reconciled on Sunday nights and Monday morning, the situation would be handled. 

On Monday, the story changed. Then, I was told that the machine is reconciled on Monday night, and the claim, which can take 10 days to " credit '' my money back to me, could only be filed on Tuesday. The branch manager said she would do me the " favor '' of crediting me the {$200.00} on Monday, which she did. However, I do not think anyone considers it a " favor '' to be given one 's money back. She also threatened that if the machine reconciled without the {$200.00}, I could face overdraft fees when they debited their " favor '' back. 

The bottom line is that I have been lied to and still have no clear idea of when US Bank will concede that their atm was in surplus of my {$200.00} CASH. ( The manager did not return my phone call and left early, perhaps for XXXX activities - I had to call again to get a teller to file my claim ) I also am aware that the atm has a camera that records the transactions. So, any reasonable client friendly institution would be able to SEE the cash being deposited, be able to count the extra money, and be able to deduct that I was indeed truthful in my claim. 
I am complaining about the timeframe involved with this banking institution 's responsibility to return money due to the errors or mistakes of their equipment. We all know they make money overnight, and now they have taken the opportunity to use MY money to do so, without offering me any recompense. Their behavior is nothing short of thievery. 
