<prompt> Human: So last night I went to check the ballance of my checking account with Wells Fargo, and noticed that I had about 600 that I didnt before in my account. Thinking I was so lucky as to have such an error in my favor, I quickly withdrew about 250, and spent it. Ill admit that I should have reported the error to the bank instead of withdrawing and spending the money, but now Wells Fargo is charging me a daily overdraft fee of 35 until I pay the full sum back. Being only 18, my part time job isnt enough to keep up with that kind of fee. Since it was an error on the banks side, are they really in the right to charge me for each day I dont return the money? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.Edit: So the general consensus is that its my fault, and that I should just be happy they arent pressing charges. I couldnt agree more. So my plan is too go talk to my branch manager today and see if theyll wave the overdraft fee. Thanks everyone.Edit 2: Wow. Not sure why Im being down voted all to hell. Pretty sure it was a legitimate personal finance question. :  <response>: Since it was an error on the banks side, are they really in the right to charge me for each day I dont return the money?It was not an error on the banks part that you spent money that wasnt yours. 