So I have this overdraft line of credit that I opened with chase a long time ago. It was one of those things that when I opened my checking account, the rep very sneakily suggested that I open an overdraft accounts of that I don’t get decked with overdraft fees. This was probably more than a decade ago—I complied, of course never wanting to get rejected the cash register because I had two dollars left in my account and was buying a five dollar product. Such is the resident evil of overdraft accounts that are plaguing people today. Well, since I first opened this account, in the beginning, it worked very nicely. I had about a $10,000 line of credit and, if a debit card purchase or check went beyond my checking account balance, the overdraft line was there to pick it up. No problem. I would pay in full…