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I made an error in my checking account and when my donation was submitted for processing it was returned for NSF. Will it be resubmitted? Can I still make online donations?
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Once you are notified that the donation was not processed due to NSF, it normally will not be resubmitted.sisterholm1 wrote:I made an error in my checking account and when my donation was submitted for processing it was returned for NSF. Will it be resubmitted? Can I still make online donations?
The donation will not be resubmitted automatically. You are still able to make Online Donations. You will just need to submit a new donation once you have sufficient funds to cover the donation.sisterholm1 wrote:I made an error in my checking account and when my donation was submitted for processing it was returned for NSF. Will it be resubmitted? Can I still make online donations?Thank You
If the money was in the account and available, speak with your bank. Ask them why they did not honor the ACH request when funds were available.lentemtc wrote:My tithing was also returned for NSF after it took a week for the church to actually ping my bank account for it. It's an error, however, and I have been watching my account like a hawk to make sure I kept the money in there knowing it takes forever for tithing to go through. What recourse do I have to recoup my $29?
Who is charging you $29? It sounds like you're saying that the money never got pulled from your account.lentemtc wrote:What recourse do I have to recoup my $29?
It sounds like the bank charged $29 for Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF). In this case, it seems the issue is on the bank side and the issue must be taken up with them.russellhltn wrote:Who is charging you $29? It sounds like you're saying that the money never got pulled from your account.lentemtc wrote:What recourse do I have to recoup my $29?
That's one interpretation. But I'm not sure if the poster is saying that the donation was canceled but the money was removed anyway.SparkyMartin wrote:It sounds like the bank charged $29 for Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF). In this case, it seems the issue is on the bank side and the issue must be taken up with them.
$29 is the most common fee charged for NSF items by banks in the U.S.russellhltn wrote:Who is charging you $29?