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US Bank has warnings that to do an iphone/photo/mobile deposit of a check, it will be "up to .50 charge". I questioned the gal at my branch and she said yep. I was in disbelief.
I had thus far only deposited in the branch in my grocery store, but today I went to the grocery store and left my check to deposit at home. I thought I'd need to head back, but I decided that even though it pains me greatly, I'd rather pay the .50 than go back to the store/bank. I did it, and I don't think I got charged (they do only make $200 available immediately, but I don't run a lot through the account so I can't fault them for that...luckily that worked ok for my current need). Maybe the charge will show up later when the rest of my deposit is avail?
Have others been charged a fee for mobile deposit with US Bank (or any other bank for that matter) in recent times?
Wow that's ashame that they charge you to put money into their bank. I know Penfed is free and so is Bank of America as I have done it numerous times with them.
Yep. It did show up. Crazy to me. But as was said, it was worth it not to drive back to the bank.
I have Chase and I deposit checks every week (no direct deposit where I work) and I've never been charged for using mobile deposit. I'd just drive to the bank every week if that were the case.