Float by Bank of America Complaint filed with FDIC

Modesto Ca Bank of America near I St did a float of 500 dollars on my account to show a excess of 1100 dollars to embezzle as follows - prior balance less then 10 dollars then 500 dollars added to my Social Security from the US Treasury of a little over 800 dollars -the little over 800 dollars  is my Social Security - but when the balance went over 1100 dollars in the wire is a wire fraud be either the US Treasury or Bank of America

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