If you have been hit with the usual NSF fee of $35 soon there will be a second NSF fee of $35 to hit so you'd probably owe $70 plus the amount you overdrew by.
When you don't pay the full amount (fees and amount you owe) then you can no longer use the account until you clean up the mess you made in full. You'd go to the bank, pay your amount in full and they will re-open the account if you put additional monies in there.
You can't close that account yourself and the amount will always be owing until you pay it off. And you can't get another account with a bank or get an account elsewhere because ChexSystems is connected to all banks. So pay up and solve it.
Until you do, well if you have cash and need to write a check or send money somewhere then go to the post office and get a money order. Remember to keep a receipt and a list of what you pay out via money orders (and when).
You can ask to have it closed but keep in mind that the funds can go into a collections account and it can also affect your relationship with the bank. It can keep you from opening an account in the future until the funds are paid in full.
Nope. You can only close your bank account when the balance is 0.
no you first have to pay the moneyt and then close because the bank will charge you no matter what evan if you opend a different one then you would stil have to pay the 35 dallors so it is just easyer to pay now
No. You will still owe that money.
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