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BofA Charges Me $35 Overdraft Fee After Identity Theft, But Twitter Rescues Me

BofA Charges Me $35 Overdraft Fee After Identity Theft, But Twitter Rescues Me

By Phil Villarreal December 13, 2010

An identity thief robbed Scott’s Bank of America account of $600. Adding to the pain, the bank spun its wheels on offering a refund, bludgeoning him with a $35 overdraft fee. [More]

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