Ms. Pissed Off
Ft Lauderdale,#2Author of original report
Wed, March 12, 2008
The card that was originally stolen in my case was closed and a brand new card and account number was issued so how could the bank think this was the theif attempting to open back up the account? Why would they close my entire account over one bounced check? This still makes no sense to me...since I was at a gas station to fill up before going to work that morning, I had to wait for two hours until the bank opened up to go in and have my card reactivated.
Striderq
Columbia,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, March 12, 2008
The card doesn't work, person calls in and complains, card is reactivated, person uses card. All is good except the person happens to be the one with your stolen card. Since your card was stolen and there were fraudulant uses of the card, your account will be flagged and ant similar use of the card may trigger the restriction. You have to go into the bank to prove that it is you wanting the card reactivated and not the thief trying to use your card some more.