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Report: #266697

Complaint Review: Bank Of America - Orlando Florida

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Bank Of America money withdrawn from account 2000$ was told somebody stole pin number Ripoff Orlando Florida

*Consumer Comment: A bank would say someone stole your pin

*Consumer Comment: LOL

*Author of original report: UPDATE

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i put 3000 dallars in the account and when i came back to with draw the bank told me that someone got my pin and with drew the money from the account i asked them what happened they didnt tell me who or why they just told me that someone got my pin hows that possible to lose money without giving a authorization

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orlando, Florida
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#3 Consumer Comment

A bank would say someone stole your pin

AUTHOR: Nikki - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Saturday, August 11, 2007

I live in Fla. Someone in NY went to an atm and pulled money out of my account. My bank told me my card was "skimmed" and someone must have made a duplicate of my card and pin number. Look up debit card skimming on the internet. I did not have to file a police report and my bank replaced the money within 1 hour of faxing them a signed paper.

So, a bank would tell you someone stole your pin number.

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LOL

AUTHOR: Susan - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Friday, August 10, 2007

A bank wouldn't just say some used your pin number, tough luck.

A pin number says it was a card. My guess is someone you trusted knows your pin and had access to your card.

Did you call the police and report the theft?

The bank has records and video tapes but cant help you without the police.

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AUTHOR: Dj - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Friday, August 10, 2007

i sent my freind 2000 dallars and she told me that the bank told her that her money was taken from her account cause someone stole her pin number

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