can i sue a bank?

Question

I recently received a check loan in the mail from a bank saying this is a check loan and could be cashed at my local bank. I called the bank before I cashed it and they said the day you cash it, your first payment is do 30 days thereafter, and a loan agreement will be sent out. I cashed the check for 600 dollars. I spent up the money. the following week i go to take money out of my account and there is -354 dollars. It was an out of state check in sc i live in ne. it said nowhere on the promissory note that i couldnt cash it out of the state of sc. I called the bank and they said I couldnt cash it because I lived it nebraska. Why would they send me a check saying to it to your local bank and they know I dont live in sc because my mailing address is nebraska. Can I sue this bank?

Answer 1

u better understand & read your loan papers first

Answer 2

Sounds like a scam, call an atty or the states attorney

Answer 3

Of course, you can sue a bank since it is a juridical person. File a case naming a bank as respondent.

Answer 4

http://www.fedbanklaw.com/banking_regulatory_agencies/regulatory_federal_agencies.asp

Answer 5

yeah, i think so