Regions Bank Account Or Service Complaint

Checking account Problems caused by my funds being low

Regions Bank account or service department,

Checking account Problems caused by my funds being low Florida

I received a NSF fee for an item even though I had a positive balance on my account after the item was charged. All of the items posted and left me with a positive balance at the end of the business day on -/-/2015, but on -/-/2015 the item was termed and I was charged an NSF fee. My online banking shows no sign that I was ever in the negative- I am attaching a copy of the bank statement. I spoke to - people at the bank today, - of which stated they were supervisors ( - and - ) who all stated that Regions Bank 's back office support is different than what their customers see via online banking. This is extremely disturbing- this ultimately means that the information related to the consumer is incorrect and can result in extra fees unavoidable to the consumer. I was advised that pending transactions from - took precedent over all other charges that were posted the same day, even though the pending transactions did not post until -/-/2015. I hope I 've explained my complaint in a way that can be understood- I 'm still perplexed myself at the entire situation. The bank statement will clarify why I feel Regions Bank is acting unlawfully in not presenting all information to their consumers to assist in avoiding extra fees.

Regions customer in Florida
Nov 27, 2015

* Source: CFPB Complaint Database

Regions response to complaint:
Closed with explanation

Consumer disputes how Regions handled their complaint

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