Lost deposit slip copy

I lost my Deposit slip and I need it as proof that I did in fact pay the rent on my flat in December 2007.and make matters worse I am not sure on the date on which I deposited the money please,please Help me!!!!

“What’s this?” I asked, confused, and beginning to be scared, “I should have over two thousand dollars in there!” I quickly used the ATM to do an account balance.

“You have a balance of -$21,085,” said the machine.

I quickly went inside the bank (luckily they were still open for another hour that Saturday), told the lone teller what my problem was, and 15 minutes later was able to talk to a manager. It turns out that a teller SOMEWHERE had issued a withdrawal, but had transposed two numbers, my account for theirs. Which makes me wonder why the issued the money if it was that far in the negative…

The other thing is hopefully everyone starts to learn how to electronically transfer money to your account since it is easier for everyone (assuming people are more and more familiar with the computing world).

I opened a CD at my bank a few years ago and it took over a week to get it all set up. Holds on my account for transferring such a large sum into savings ($10000), had something to do with it.

Do to the delay the branch vice president said he would open up the account as soon as the hold cleared so I wouldn’t have to come back for a third time. 2 weeks later over the weekend I checked my account balances online and I had the 10k CD and still had that 10k in my savings account. I resolved to go and sort this out with the VP that Tuesday, but he called me that morning and asked where exactly was the money for my CD was supposed to come from. So it cleared up.

I figure it was justice since I lost out on a week of the good CD rate, but earned interest in my money market savings for two weeks, so the interset amounts were pretty equal.

Bank of America introduced new ATM where it scans your checks and cash. They are very useful and will help avoid error with deposits. I’ve used it few times to deposit checks and cash and every time it recognized correct deposit. AND when you deposit check it will print a copy of a check on your slip.

When the ATM recorded a single deposit twice, then debited the account once (an apparent error correction in the machine) it of course applied $100 of my deposit to the available balance and subsequently withdrew $600 (the whole amount of the deposit) while the remaining $1,100 (the deposit twice minus the $100) sat in pending. Fortunately I had enough to cover the temporary loss, but I had to call them in order to figure out what was going on.

Thus began a 6 month adventure of trying to get them to stop charging me a $2 fee. At the initial call they said it would be waived, it wasn’t…so I had to call back. The CSR would waive it again, and again it would appear at the end of the month’s statement cycle. And so on and so on about 5-6 times. They called it a “glitch”. I called it a “lets see if the customer isn’t paying attention fee”.