02-26-2020, 02:01 PM
I get that this is sh*tty and a PITA to deal with as is any other situation where your card/acct info is compromised and lands in the wrong hands...
but do you all realize that you are NEVER held liable for fraudulent transactions in a Reg E claim?
I worked for 2 major U.S banks and had to deal with situations like this day in and day out, and I can tell you that this is the absolute most common thing out there lol really no need to get so worked up and loose sleep over this. Card gets cancelled and you're issued another new set of 16 digits and hope those last you longer than the previous one...life goes on
Now if you had to pay for this out of pocket then yes, that would be a nightmare worth throwing a fit over
but do you all realize that you are NEVER held liable for fraudulent transactions in a Reg E claim?
I worked for 2 major U.S banks and had to deal with situations like this day in and day out, and I can tell you that this is the absolute most common thing out there lol really no need to get so worked up and loose sleep over this. Card gets cancelled and you're issued another new set of 16 digits and hope those last you longer than the previous one...life goes on
Now if you had to pay for this out of pocket then yes, that would be a nightmare worth throwing a fit over