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I understand. Let me check your account history. I can see you've been a customer for over a year and this is your first overdraft. I'll go ahead and waive the fee as a one-time courtesy.

Absolutely. You can set up a low-balance alert in the app — we'll text or email you when your balance drops below an amount you choose. I'd also recommend linking a savings account for overdraft protection. That way, we automatically transfer funds to cover any shortfall.

Yes, you can opt out right now. If you do, any debit card purchase or ATM withdrawal that would overdraw your account will simply be declined — no fee. Keep in mind that checks and automatic payments might still go through and incur a fee. Want me to opt you out?

I completely understand your frustration. Let me review the transactions. I can see five overdraft fees at $35 each. Given that the original shortfall was only $20, I can reverse three of the five fees. That would save you $105.

Let me see what I can do. Given your long account history and that this is your first overdraft situation, I'll go ahead and reverse all five fees as a special courtesy. But I strongly recommend setting up overdraft protection to avoid this in the future.

Transactions are batched and processed overnight, usually between midnight and 6 AM Eastern. Direct deposits typically post first, followed by debits. But the safest bet is to maintain a small buffer in your account — even fifty dollars can prevent overdrafts.