OT: BofA says someone has commited fraud against me

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I’m in the middle of switching from BofA to USAA myself, once I discovered that USAA would refund ATM fees charged by an outside ATM and that I could deposit checks from my phone I was sold. BofA hasn’t done anything particularly bad to me (yet) but credit unions are much more responsive.

[CDMA ENG]

BofA knows who committed the fraud.

It was them on the american tax payer!

CE

[CDMA ENG]

BofA knows who committed the fraud.

It was them on the american tax payer!

CE

[CDMA ENG]

BofA knows who committed the fraud.

It was them on the american tax payer!

CE

[CDMA ENG]

BofA knows who committed the fraud.

It was them on the american tax payer!

CE

[CDMA ENG]

BofA knows who committed the fraud.

It was them on the american tax payer!

CE

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[quote=CA renter]FWIW, we had the same thing happen to us with our Citibank card. One day, it was declined for no reason. When I called them up to ask why, they told me that there was a hold on my card because of some sort of fraud (someone tried to use it illegally???), and a new one was on the way.
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This happened to me a while ago too after BofA took over my Citibank cc. They told me that the card was “compromised” and that it was part of a large database of cards #’s that was hacked into at some merchant and weren’t allowed to tell me who it was. I used that card for everything so it could have been anyone. There was never any strange activity on the card or new card before/after the incident.

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[quote=CA renter]FWIW, we had the same thing happen to us with our Citibank card. One day, it was declined for no reason. When I called them up to ask why, they told me that there was a hold on my card because of some sort of fraud (someone tried to use it illegally???), and a new one was on the way.
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This happened to me a while ago too after BofA took over my Citibank cc. They told me that the card was “compromised” and that it was part of a large database of cards #’s that was hacked into at some merchant and weren’t allowed to tell me who it was. I used that card for everything so it could have been anyone. There was never any strange activity on the card or new card before/after the incident.

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[quote=CA renter]FWIW, we had the same thing happen to us with our Citibank card. One day, it was declined for no reason. When I called them up to ask why, they told me that there was a hold on my card because of some sort of fraud (someone tried to use it illegally???), and a new one was on the way.
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This happened to me a while ago too after BofA took over my Citibank cc. They told me that the card was “compromised” and that it was part of a large database of cards #’s that was hacked into at some merchant and weren’t allowed to tell me who it was. I used that card for everything so it could have been anyone. There was never any strange activity on the card or new card before/after the incident.

[CBad]

[quote=CA renter]FWIW, we had the same thing happen to us with our Citibank card. One day, it was declined for no reason. When I called them up to ask why, they told me that there was a hold on my card because of some sort of fraud (someone tried to use it illegally???), and a new one was on the way.
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This happened to me a while ago too after BofA took over my Citibank cc. They told me that the card was “compromised” and that it was part of a large database of cards #’s that was hacked into at some merchant and weren’t allowed to tell me who it was. I used that card for everything so it could have been anyone. There was never any strange activity on the card or new card before/after the incident.

[CBad]

[quote=CA renter]FWIW, we had the same thing happen to us with our Citibank card. One day, it was declined for no reason. When I called them up to ask why, they told me that there was a hold on my card because of some sort of fraud (someone tried to use it illegally???), and a new one was on the way.
[/quote]

This happened to me a while ago too after BofA took over my Citibank cc. They told me that the card was “compromised” and that it was part of a large database of cards #’s that was hacked into at some merchant and weren’t allowed to tell me who it was. I used that card for everything so it could have been anyone. There was never any strange activity on the card or new card before/after the incident.

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