On XXXX/XXXX/2015 I went through a really bad separation from my partner. I went into Bank of America and had a teller assist in transferring all of my funds out of my joint bank account to a new bank account that was in my name only. Thirty minutes after I left the bank I received an email confirmation that my funds fell below {$25.00} in my old bank account, and I received a confirmation number that the funds transfer was complete. On Saturday XXXX/XXXX/15, the other party walked into Bank of America and withdrew {$600.00} from the account that should 've had a balance of XXXX. When I called customer service they told me that there were funds available in both accounts, which is crazy to me. On Monday XXXX/XXXX/2015, Bank of America did a reversal of the transfer from my new account back to my old account and said that since I transferred the funds on XX/XX/XXXX and set the account to close, that all transfers had been cancelled. They then overdrew my new bank account a lot of money and all of my purchases, including my rent payment that I made on XX/XX/XXXX almost bounced. I filled a claim with Bank of America and their claims department called me and told me that there was nothing they could do for me since the other party was on the bank account. My bank account is still overdrawn {$600.00} dollars since XX/XX/XXXX and they are refusing to take any accountability that they made a mistake when they transferred my funds. If I would 've known that doing the right thing but sitting down and having a teller help me with the funds was going to put my money in jeopardy I would have just pulled all my money out and went to a different banking facility. 
