I received 3 overdraft fees on XX/XX/19 from Chase Bank for {$34.00} each. I was told by the bank that XXXX XXXX EST is the cut-off time for credits/debits/transfers to my account. Ive also enrolled in text message alerts to inform me immediately if my account balance is overdrawn or below {$25.00}. 
On XX/XX/19 I checked my account right before XXXX XXXX EST to ensure the account was positive and in good standing. I keep money in other accounts and transfer to this account if necessary to avoid fees. No changes were necessary and I did not receive any alerts. I went to bed. 
The next morning I awoke to 3 fees for insufficient balance. I called Customer Service who said theres no evidence of the alert system warning me of any balance issue, and that right at XXXX my balance was positive. However customer service refuses to reverse the fees. The debit that went through the account is posted-dated XX/XX/19 on my bank statement yet my fees were generated from XX/XX/19 for a purchase of $ 189+ that was not present, pending or otherwise in my account at XXXX XX/XX/19 - the cut-off time Chase Bank has communicated to me as the time when any additional transactions toward the next business day. So if after XXXX I can no longer alter my account for my benefit, Chase should also not be able to break their rule to take fees from me. I escalated my complaint to a supervisor and they too refused to reverse the fees. I asked for a manager and I was told they will call me but the manager has not and I feel ignored and robbed. 
I am requesting that Chase Bank be forced to follow their own rules regarding post/ pending cutoff times and also return my {$100.00} dollars they took from me.