ByHow to Dispute Excess TD Bank Transaction Fees
TD Bank will charge you an excess transaction fee, sometimes called savings withdrawal fee, withdrawal limit fee, excessive withdrawal fee, or some other variation, if you take or transfer money from your savings account, too regularly. TD Bank accepts three to six transfers per month on average.
After you've used up your options, TD bank may still allow you to move your funds around but you'll be charged a fee each time. Did you know that you could dispute your
Disputing your TD bank fees can be tasking and frustrating. DoNotPay will, however, help you dispute TD bank fees, saving you so much time.
How to Dispute TD Bank Fees on Your Own
Before disputing excess transactions on your access card or credit card, there are a few things to consider.
The Transaction Concerns a Payment You Made Using Your Card
The purchase must have been made using your TD Bank card to file a dispute. If you notice a transfer on your invoice from a vendor you haven't done business with, the payment could be phony.
Try to Work Out a Solution With the Retailer Before Filing a Dispute
If you have a complaint with a vendor over a transaction you made, try to settle the matter with the seller directly first. Once you contact the merchant, TD Bank may fix your problems and return your money. If you cannot settle the issue with the vendor directly, proceed with the dispute.
Submit Transactional Dispute Claims Within the Defined Time Limit
TD Bank urges them to notify their support staff within a month of the transaction error appearing on the bank statements. Visa claim network restrictions limit TD's ability to register a claim on your behalf.
You can dispute your excess TD Bank charges by following a few steps:
- Post your dispute: TD Bank will not help you with a payment dispute until you post your transaction, usually taking five working days.
- Review your invoices: Vendors may charge you under different identities and from various locations.
- For each incident, submit a separate dispute: If you've signed up for digital alerts, TD Bank will send you an email or call you within a month of your dispute claim being submitted. You may receive several dispute determination notifications if you have filed additional disputes.
TD Bank may contact you again if more information is needed. According to payment network laws, you must contact TD Bank right away since they only have a certain amount of time to complete the claim process on your behalf. TD Bank may have to overturn and revoke any credits awarded to you and terminate the claim if you do not answer promptly.
How to Avoid Excess TD Transactional Charges
If you maintain your regular transactions below 25, you will not have to pay any monthly checking account maintenance fees. You can still do a few things to keep more of your funds in your account:
- Make yourself a creature of habit - It can sometimes pay to be consistent. If you're out and need cash, don't go to the closest ATM. Instead, locate the nearest TD ATM to avoid paying ATM fees.
- Get more for less money - Many checking accounts restrict how many transactions you may make before incurring additional costs. So, if you're approaching or above your transaction limit, try withdrawing more money at a period so you can minimize withdrawals and fees.
- Make Qualifying deposits on time - By setting up direct transfers into your account, you may avoid paying monthly operational costs. TD beyond checking is the account but you'll need $5,000 in deposits every month to participate.
- TD Easy Savings - To forgo your TD Easy Savings monthly fee during the first year, set up a $25 recurrent transfer from your connected TD account.
Dispute Your TD Bank Transaction Fees With the Help of DoNotPay
If you want to get TD Bank fees waived with DoNotPay but don't know where to start, DoNotPay has you covered in 4 easy steps:
- Open the DoNotPay Fight Bank Fees product.
- Enter the name of your bank.
- Verify the last 4 digits of your bank account.
- Choose which fees you want to waive, including overdraft, ATM, and transaction fees.
Why Use DoNotPay to Dispute Your TD Transaction Fees?
- Fast: You don't have to spend hours trying to dispute your excess TD Bank charges.
- Easy: You don't have to struggle to fill out tedious forms or keep track of all the steps involved in disputing your excess transaction fees.
- Successful: You can rest assured knowing we'll make the best case for you.
DoNotPay Works Across all Companies, Entities, and Groups with the Click of a Button
DoNotPay works across the board. We work with various entities and companies apart from TD Bank. We can appeal overdraft fees and demand a refund with the following:
| Bank of America overdraft fees | Chase Bank | Fifth Third Bank overdraft fees | Citizens Bank overdraft fees |
| Bank of America | Paypal | Wells Fargo | TD Bank |
What Else Can DoNotPay Do?
DoNotPay offers various services apart from disputing your TD Bank excess transaction fees. Some of the other services we offer include:
- Send Demand Letters To in small claims court.
- Demanding chargebacks and refunds.
- Demanding insurance claims.
- Demanding gift card cash backs.
- Finding missing money.
- Filing complaints.
- Disputing breach of contracts.
Talk to us today at DoNotPay! We have got you covered.