Common use of Courtesy Pay Clause in Contracts

Courtesy Pay. Unless you have applied for and received an overdraft line of credit, we do not have to pay your overdrafts. However, if you do not have an overdraft line of credit, or do not want us to overdraw our account under any circumstances even as a courtesy to clear an item that you have written, you must tell us not to do so. You understand that is may be a crime to write a check you know will not be paid. If your account receives a monthly direct deposit benefit check, such as Social Security or VA Disability, from the United States government and you do not want us to use funds in that account to pay an overdraft, you must tell us. If you do not tell us, you consent to allowing us to apply those funds to repay your overdrafts. Our Fee Schedule states the fee charged for paying your overdrafts.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Membership and Account Agreement, Membership and Account Agreement, Membership and Account Agreement

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