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I'm going to wait and see if I recieve the refund, then I'll consider closing the account, it's posible that the issue is not with the bank, but rather with the fact that my informations are compromized, so it might be a good idear to cancel the account and open a new one.

I've had a similar experience; I noticed an unexpected charge on my account and was assured a refund within 2-4 business days without any questions. We were considering closing the account anyway, and since our banking is through Washington Mutual, it seems the issue may not be with the bank itself.

On October 22, 2007, an unauthorized transaction of $24.95 was charged to my banking account, and I am requesting a full refund immediately.

Yeah, me too...i was wondering same thing

I just check a old checking account and found a suspicious echeck charge of $24.99, i contact the bank and they give me a name and phone number, but no one answer the phone, i will file a complain with my state attorney office

Similarly, I was charged $29.95 on 11/21 and have since contacted my bank to request a refund, hoping to avoid further involvement with the company responsible.

It appears that some users may have utilized Swiftpay in the past, and there is speculation that customer information may have been sold, potentially due to the restriction on online betting for US customers.

Upon inspecting temporary internet files in Internet Explorer, you will discover similar cookies, a phenomenon consistent across all web browsers, with some proving more elusive than others.

Firefox is a browser I utilize

It appears there is no connection to Mozilla Firefox in these calls.

A suspicious transaction was discovered on a bank statement, and after research and calls to the bank and the provided number, a refund is being processed and the account will be closed

I also have used Swiftpay, its pretty good

Persistence is key, as the person on the other end will eventually answer, and it appears their phone system may be overwhelmed with calls.

It's puzzling how these companies obtain our information, as evidenced by the post from 'Market billing on behalf of Tel Media' on November 21

I discovered a fraudulent check against one of my Credit Union accounts for a small amount, which stood out due to the infrequent use of the account, and the check included an outdated address, leading me to suspect dumpster diving; the Credit Union has forwarded the case to their legal department.

Following my call, I received a refund the next day; I utilize Wellsfargo bank and have experience with Paypal, although I haven't used Swiftpay, and I make online payments to various companies, including Embarq, Cox communications, Allstate, Chase, and Citi; has anyone else noticed unusual activity on their credit report?

Assuming the information provided is accurate and considering the diverse locations and banks involved, it seems plausible to draw certain conclusions.