<prompt>  Human: A month ago after work I went to a TD ATM to deposit my cash. When I want to deposit my cash it said we cant give your cash back please enter the amount of cash. So I inputed the amount which was 400. The next day they credited my account so I forgot about it. Yesterday, I go to check my account balance and I find I am 350 negative on my account. They debited my account on the amount. I immediately call customer service. The agent on the phone claimed TD bank assumed I did not make that transaction and took the money back. I explained explicitly what happened that day so they apologized and filed a claim. I explained that I shouldnt have to file a claim for an error that they made and this is the second atm issue I have dealt with within the month. I have them expedite the claim and ask to speak to the supervisor to explain how unacceptable this is and if there is anything further that can be done. He said he will have expedited further but I should go to the location that it happened and speak my case. I arrive at the location that the transaction happened and ask to sit with the manager. I let her know all the details and she comes back with a record of all the transactions within that day. She realizes that they were in fact over 400 exactly that day. She calls someone who claims to review the tape of me depositing the money. From the video they say its not clear I actually inserted money so they cant give it to me. I know for a fact I inserted cash and feel like I have been robbed. What further actions can I take? Assistant: TD sucks. If you have PNC around, switch to them. So much better.I would file a complaint with comptroller of the currency. Google it and find the complaint form and you can take them to town. TD fucked me to the tune of about 1,000 and that complaint form led to me being repaid in full plus a personal, handwritten apology from the regional manager.Human: Thank you, Im from NYC. Could you guide me with what comptroller I should contact? Not very familiar with them. 