Wells Fargo has denied a fraud complaint by a couple in Stone Mountain, Georgia for over $5,000 worth of unauthorized charges that were made thousands of miles away from their residence.
Debbie Stanhouse, according to the local Atlanta media outlet WSB says that she monitors her family’s account regularly and has quickly spotted any suspicious activity.
We even called the gallery in Naples, and they said that didn’t happen here.” The gallery in Naples said it didn’t occur here .”
The couple were in Stone Mountain when they received two transactions for $5,040 from an art gallery located in Naples, Florida. Stanhouses learned later that the transactions were classified as “in-person” and the gallery denies they took place there.
The bank denied the couple’s claim after they reported the fraud. They said that their investigation had found no irregularities. This denial shocked the couple.
We were shocked to hear that and wondered, “What are we going do?” What time do you have to spend on this? In this day and age, there is so much .”
Jim used his financial planning skills to request the bank’s investigation file, make a complaint at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and add spending limits and purchase notifications to the debit card.
Stanhouses says the Stanhouses found it frustrating and time-consuming, but in the end successful. Wells Fargo reversed their decision later and returned the funds.
Wells Fargo released a press release in which it said that the problem was resolved after an extensive review of all information and subsequent consideration.
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The ICD published the article Wells Fargo Denies Fraud Claim by Couple After $5,040 Disappear from Account and Triggers Battle for Reimbursement.
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