I was releasing Winfied and site Removed Banks from my roster and didn't charge me as much for Dave Clark as it showed he cost. How often does this happen. I didn't want to release Banks I wanted to release Winfield and site showed I was releasing Windfield but released Banks

I've never seen the waiver wire glitch like that in my 13 years on the site. You can always send a ticket into customer support, and see if they can help. However, in most cases where I've heard people talking about glitches, it usually turns out to be user error. Make sure you've read all the FAQ on how the waiver wire works.

Pro tip: The waiver wire is almost always a bad idea, since it costs you a 10% penalty in salary each time you use it. Until you've learned what those fringe cases are, stick with the team you drafted and give your guys the chance to live up to their potential instead of losing salary. If someone is bad the whole season, take note of that, and don't draft them next time.

Yeah, what mattedesa said. 15 years here and never heard of this happening. I have accidentally dropped the wrong player once or twice, though!

Well, even though my team is early in seaon I doubt if I'll do anything with them anymore. I lost a player doing ok and have 2 that aren't now. At first I thought I might have goofed but when I noticed that it charged me less for clark than on the waiver wire I'm sure it screwed up .

FYI, a player's salary will go down on the WW the longer he's on it. That's why you'll sometimes see on the WW the exact same player season with two different salaries.

You know what. If your team has tanked, have fun with the WW. If you draft bad because you don't understand normalization. Have at it. In this specific case, take a glance at the Players performance history to give you "some" idea how they have done. But beware the PrfHs as it counts extreme outlier season where a guy was abused and fatigued.

You're new here. Much to learn, use that team to experiment AND by all means attend the Professor Contrarian's Seminars. (By that I mean read the threads above titled: "Frequently Asked Question about SLB" and "Advice for Newbies."