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TCF Bank Complaint - TCF Bank Robbed Me - Checking Account
Checking Account - Complaint
ELK GROVE VILLAGE, ILLINOIS -- This is not about an overdraft fee, which they hit me with in the past. This is about them closing my banking account and taking all the money without telling me.
I have been a customer for over six years and have two accounts with them. One I didn't use and the other I used. After three months of not using one account(which had money in it) they closed it without any word. I went to talk to them and there is nothing they could do. I am student teaching, I have no income, and these people take my money!? Forget them.
I have been a customer for over six years and have two accounts with them. One I didn't use and the other I used. After three months of not using one account(which had money in it) they closed it without any word. I went to talk to them and there is nothing they could do. I am student teaching, I have no income, and these people take my money!? Forget them.
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Posted by Anonymous on 2009-11-22:
There's got to be more to this story. Banks however unethical they are don't do things that put themselves at risk of law suits.
Posted by Anonymous on 2009-11-22:
I agree with jtf. Banks do not close accounts after only three months of inactivity. If they did, you need a lawyer.
Posted by Ytropious on 2009-11-22:
Check the terms and conditions of the account. You agree to them when you sign up. While I agree with the others that you probably are exaggerating about it only being 3 months, who knows it could be in their T&C that they have that right. I really don't know.
Posted by Anonymous on 2009-11-22:
What happened was thatthe account had a small balance, and when the fees brought it to zero, they closed it out. If you're not using an account, move the funds into an accountthat you are using, avoid the inactivity fees.
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