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my bank charges $36 for a od, nsf, r debit fee and they tell me that they do not have to let me know that it is over drawing my account, how can you overdraw your account ,when you use just your debit card,if you use your debit card are they suppost to let you keep going when you run out of money? They have gotten me for about $ 2000 so for this year. I dont know about you but i cant afford to lose that kind of money.Most of them are from companys taking more than i have said that they could take,its my faoult also because i have been to embaresed to ask for a refund and to explane whaat happened