<prompt> Human: Im aware that banks will sometimes do this if youre going to overdraw anyway. But my bank keeps doing it in such a way that I wouldnt even have been overdrawn had they left my account alone.This has been happening for months. Example: I get a 400 paycheck deposited every Friday morning. On Saturday, I check my bank balance, confirm its there, and so I pay my bills: 80 phone bill, 200 electric bill, 60 internet bill, 340 total. All is good.Then, in the middle of next week, I check my bank account, and even though Im expecting there to be 60 left in there, I find that Im deep in the red. Why?Upon further inspection, they changed the order of my transactions. So, they make it to where I paid my bills, and then I got paid. So they just hit me with 3 overdraft fees. For a situation where I shouldnt have even been overdrawn in the first place.I looked it up, and apparently its legal. Which is stupid. But theyve been doing stuff like this to me for months now! Twice a month, theyll reorder my paycheck and my transactions, even if I wait until my paycheck has already posted. They charge an overdraft fee of 40, so this is costing me about 200-300 a month, sometimes more.I tried to close my account, but they sercretly left it open, reordered some more transactions, and charged another overdraft fee. So now I owe 108 to them before they will close the account.  <response>: Two things:1. Your bank is shitty and you should find a new one2. You should work on building up a cushion in your account so that a few transactions dont put you in the red each week. This is a common issue among people in the paycheck to paycheck cycle. Start budgeting, build up some savings and youll never have to worry about over drafting. 