<prompt> Human: A judgement was reached in the class action suit Gutierrez v Wells Fargo . They will be refunding customers starting this month. If you lived in CA 2004-2008 and banked with Wells Fargo, check this out! The link is in the comments, but heres the details:Gutierrez v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Case No. C07-05923 WHA N.D. Cal.Case Status UpdateOn April 4, 2016, the judgment entered by the trial court in this case became final. Refund payments are expected to be distributed to Class Members later this year. Class Members who are current Wells Fargo customers will receive payments in the form of account credits in May 2016. Class Members who are not current Wells Fargo customers will be sent payment checks by U.S. mail shortly thereafter.IMPORTANT: The mailing address that the settlement administrator has for you may be out of date. To update your mailing address click here.1. Who is a Class Member?The Class consists of: All California Wells Fargo customers from November 14, 2004 to June 30, 2008, who incurred overdraft fees on debit card transactions as a result of the banks practice of sequencing transactions from highest to lowest Class Members.2. What Is This Lawsuit About?At trial the Court found that Wells Fargo violated California law by misrepresenting the order in which debit-card transactions were sequenced, resulting in unexpected overdraft fees. The trial court entered a judgment requiring Wells Fargo to pay approximately 203 million in refunds to the class, minus court-awarded attorneys fees and expenses, class representative service awards, and administrative costs. Wells Fargo was also prohibited from making misrepresentations in the future about how it sequences debit card transactions. The judgment became final, following all appeals, on April 4, 2016.3. When and How Will Refund Payments Be Distributed?Refund payments are expected to be distributed to Class Members later this year. Class Members who are current Wells Fargo customers will receive payments in the form of account credits in May 2016. Class Members who are not current Wells Fargo customers will be sent payment checks by U.S. mail shortly thereafter.4. How Do I Make Sure the Settlement Administrator Has My Current Address?The mailing address that the settlement administrator has for you may be out of date. To update your mailing address click here.5. Where Can I Get Additional Information?For more information, or to view Court orders and other documents from the case, click here or call 1-877-651-4199.  <response>: Just a few years ago, all banks scammed their customers by posting the days transactions in descending order of value. They had some BS policy of clearing the large transactions first. But it was nothing but a fee generating scam. Because of the advent of the debit card, people would hit their bank accounts for regular every day purchases as opposed to having to withdraw funds and spending cash. The problem is that you could swipe your debit card multiple times a day, with each swipe considered an individual transaction. So if you had 200 in your account and you had an outstanding check for 190, but you then proceeded to use your debit card 4 times. They would process the check. Then hit you with 4 overdraft charges instead of one.There was a class action lawsuit which the banks lost. Unfortunately, the payout barely made anyone whole. Banks were typically charging 35 overdraft fees. I think the payout equated to 5 per transaction. 