First National Bank of Pennsylvania Bank Account Or Service Complaint

First National Bank of Pennsylvania Bank account or service department,

Checking account Problems caused by my funds being low Pennsylvania

I had this account for 15 years. At that time it was -, then that was sold to Metro bank, and now First National bank bought it. I never had a problem until First National bank got into the picture. The buried me in overdraft fees and any other fees they could think of. They took - direct deposites and paid themselves, at that point there is no funds to pay anything else. I was n't aware this was going on because one the bank card was demagnitized, two I felt my direct deposites were covering my charges which were - dollars -dollars gas food, and the big one was paying the rent. My direct deposite is from a part time job, however it 's important to me because it helps me pay the rent, I 'm a widower I live with - kids and put food on the table. What I do n't understand about First National bank is that why is it when there is insufficient funds they do n't simply close the account instead of charging overdraft fees. They do n't have anything written that they have the right to have overdraft fees, so I do n't


only time I had available, one gentleman looked at my account looked at the fees, then said he did n't have the authority to waive any fees and directed me to his manager - -. She was supposed to get in contact with me and never did, I went back the following Friday and told him what I wanted which was to have my direct deposites returned to me because I earned them, second I want the fees waived, thirdly I want the account closed. He wrote that down and told me the regional manager has the authority to do so his name is - -, and then never heard a word from him. Meanwhile I feel as though they were stalling, eating out the clock so they can bring it to a collection agency so they do n't have anything to do about it. While this was going on I opened up another account and had my money moved to that account because it would have been an endless viscious cycle. That other account, there 's an agreement that if there is insufficient accounts there would be a decline when swiped. To have this thing go one and owe an exuberent amount of money baffles me and the only thing I can conclude on is that this is how the bank makes its money. So they are looking to create scenarios to look into your account and to go around doing this. As I stated before First National bank has no agreement to take my money to charge me, nor did I agree to their policies on how they run their business. I 'm a struggling guy and when I lost those direct deposites it was devistating.