If you let a couple of checks bounce (meaning you dont have the money in your account), or you ignore your fees over and over again; what will happen to you?
A-you will be changed a penalty fee for a "returned" (bounced) check.
B-you May Pat higher rents or interest rates because of your poor credit history.
C - if you aren't aware of your "negative balance" and don't put more funds in your account you bounce more checks and receive more penalty fees.
D-all of the above
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