If I have a fraud claim with the bank and they don't want to reimburse for fraudulent charges done to my account. What do I do?
You might consider taking your "back up" into your local branch and explaining the to your branch manager.
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You might consider taking your "back up" into your local branch and explaining the to your branch manager.
If you haven't you should contact an attorney who can assess your situation and advise you on the bet course of action.
As previously stated you need to take this seriously - there is a time limit to respond. It would be prudent contact and retain a lawyer to...
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Contact the issuing agency and ask them what proof you need to produce.
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