<prompt> Human: It was a 900 check for a company I did work for. It did not overdraft my account. They are sending me what they said was a copy of the check basically that I can try to deposit again it bounced due to inefficient funds on the companys end. I called the company and they apologized and said theyll make sure it doesnt happen again. Now I see the bank removed 12 from my account in the form of this fee. I feel I shouldnt have to pay this as I did nothing wrong. I really dont want to contact the company that committed the error to issue me another check for 12 because they are from out of state and my work for them was as in independent contractor, so Id rather not be on their bad side and risk them not paying me the 900 in which case Id need a lawyer or something, all over 12. Should I just forget about it? Can the bank waive this fee?  <response>: You can try to get the bank to waive the fee, but theyre totally within their rights to do it as its not a secret fee. Most banks have fees for this. 