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A stop payment on a check is when you ask your bank to cancel a check before it is processed. After you request a stop payment, the bank will flag the check you specified, ... the stop payment order after that, you'll likely have to pay a fee to renew it. ... While an ACH reversal can only be completed for the wrong amount.Banks usually charge a fee to flag your check and prevent it from being paid. A fee of $30 or so is typical, but it’s always worth checking how much you’ll pay. Some banks will waive the fee for customers with certain checking accounts, or charge less if you make the stop request online or over the phone. It also might be less expensive to cancel several checks at once (if you need to) rather than canceling them each individually.Your bank will typically be on alert for the check for six months. Bank policies differ, so be sure to confirm the specifics with your bank. After that, the stop payment expires. If you want to continue the stop payment order after that, you'll likely have to pay a fee to renew it.So typically a bank would never reverse its fee for stopping payment as a means to make sure you get it right the next time.

What: Bank of America.​Why: I was young and not very good with finances yet and also living paycheck to paycheck. This was early 2009. I over drew my account by about $100, but made up of various small transactions, some as small as $2. I had a savings account with overdraft protection turned on, but the account only had $7 in it.By the time all was said and done, I owed BoA about $1400 in overdraft fees beyond the $100 I went over. They managed to get them higher by shuffling my charges to make the big ones first, overdrawing the account sooner. Additionally, they charged me $10 to move the $7 from my savings account, then charged me an overdraft fee for not covering the fee. Each fee was $35. They were kind enough to send me a postcard via USPS letting me know my account was overdrawn, but they continued to approve my purchases to "avoid embarrassment of having my card rejected".I spent hours on the phone with them trying to talk them down on the fees. I had already paid $350 in fees when my paycheck was deposited, but I was attempting to get rid of the other $1100. No one would budge. Manager after manager. My boss, who had a business account with them, got on the phone and we finally managed to get them to lower the fees by $100. I declined their offer.Unwilling to go down without a fight, I started calling and writing anyone and anything I thought would help, including news organizations, bank controllers, and even the mayor and Pennsylvania Attorney General. I wrote respectful letters, talking about my struggle paying for my medication and how a bank was trying to drain me with fees. Surprisingly, this got results. The Attorney General contacted the BoA headquarters and I received a call from their corporate office. The person on the other line said they wanted to help me out. I asked them how and they offered me two choices. Remain a customer and they would reduce my fees by 50%. I would still owe another $350 in fees. Or they would clear out all the remaining fees, minus what I had already paid, and I would be banned from Bank of America for life. I took the offer and I'm banned.I've been curious as to what would happen if I walked in and tried to open an account.Update: I have been getting a lot of requests in the comments to attempt to open an account there and see what happens. I did so and was instantly rejected. They would not give me a reason why. I did receive a follow-up email:MICHAEL VOGEL,We received your recent application for the listed product(s). However, based on our records, we're unable to open new deposit accounts for one or more applicants.Bank of America Core Checking® AccountFor your privacy, we don't share details in this email of why we were unable to fulfill your request online.

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