Bank of America - Credit Card Card Services F.I.A After all personal info stolen with ATM cash advances following, placed notice on file to require any cash advance to be done in person, never by ATM, especially at Casino, which was ignored. Wilmington Delaware

I was informed by letter from the Lucky Eagle Casino in Rochester Wshington that "a current emplyee accidentally mailed a small number of IRS tax information to the wrong addresses," and was never told of who or where my information went.

There had been cash advances taken, I did not recognize, but as they were on a statement, it was over 72 hours, the bank said I was responsible. The card credit limit had been raised to $6500 without a request as I am disabled and can't afford that much.

I called the Card Services F.I.A. Company who handles BOA transactions after a statement in 2015 showed over $4500 in ATM cash advances. I called to see if that information was still on file and they sid yes.

 January 20th, 2015 I was in a serious motor vehicle accident that has apparently resulted in a Traumatic Brain Injury, but SSID will not pay for testing required to prove it, though two other medical personnel and physical/mental/emotional symptoms suggest moderate to severe, as worst have not resolved in 15 months.

Also, without a request the credit limit had been unknowingly increased to $8800.00 (which is ($600 more than I get in a full year)

And at that times ALL of the Credit Reporting Agencies said all the information I entered did not match their records, referring to home loans, car loans and financial institutions. And I could not get any info from them.

 As just the minimum payment is now so high, I am having trouble just paying my bills, though I have never had a late payment, or went over limit, I tried to get the limit raised to $10,000 in order to qualify for debt relief programs, but was refused.

 Now, after the head injury, I get so confused and anxious I can't even try to deal with them, cause I get differring answers from differing people at the Bank's Customer Service, and I am so lost, at 60 years old, with no one to help, I am simply getting worse and worse.

  I don't see any way out, but for anyone else, make sure to call the automated number every day, because if you don't you WILL be held reliable regardless of the circumstances. Don't let this happen to you.

     Thank you very much,

Vinny S