... and have you noticed that all of a sudden if you use a non-chase ATM they charge you 2 bucks on top of the 2 bucks the ATM charges you?
The charges began last month on the 4th for me (out of nowhere... I was never notified of new fees), and I just overdrafted the little bit that I had in my account by 30 cents because they decided on the 7th of this month to hit me with like 20 dollars in "Non-Chase ATM fees" on top of any debit charges I incurred.
I sent them a mail about it, but I'm sure they won't bother to give me any cash back, let alone a decent answer.. The overdraft is 35 bucks (for 30 fuckin cents), plus over the past month I must have like 50 dollars in "Non-Chase fees".
It's fucking Christmas, nobody can get a fuckin' job, and they're hitting up poor fucks like me for 35 bucks? If I could afford 35 fucking dollars to spend on NOTHING, then I probably wouldn't have overdrafted in the first place.
Anyhow does anyone have decent info on why they're charging this fee all of a sudden? Am I the only one this has happened to?
The charges began last month on the 4th for me (out of nowhere... I was never notified of new fees), and I just overdrafted the little bit that I had in my account by 30 cents because they decided on the 7th of this month to hit me with like 20 dollars in "Non-Chase ATM fees" on top of any debit charges I incurred.
I sent them a mail about it, but I'm sure they won't bother to give me any cash back, let alone a decent answer.. The overdraft is 35 bucks (for 30 fuckin cents), plus over the past month I must have like 50 dollars in "Non-Chase fees".
It's fucking Christmas, nobody can get a fuckin' job, and they're hitting up poor fucks like me for 35 bucks? If I could afford 35 fucking dollars to spend on NOTHING, then I probably wouldn't have overdrafted in the first place.
Anyhow does anyone have decent info on why they're charging this fee all of a sudden? Am I the only one this has happened to?