On XXXX XXXX, 2015, I noticed a fraudulent charge from XXXX XXXX in the amount of {$94.00} on my checking account with Bank of America. I went in to my local banking center and talked to a private banker. He assisted me to cancel my debit card, in addition to filing a claim and told me that the next day the funds should be returned to my account. The funds were credited back to my account the next day as I was told by the private banker in the location. All was corrected and no harm was done ... so it seemed. 

Then on XXXX XXXX, 2015, I noticed another charge on my account for the same amount of {$94.00}. I called customer service and they told me that the claim had been denied and claimed that they could not tell me anything more. I was then transferred to the fraud department after being put on hold. Finally the representative from the fraud department informed me that the claim had been denied and that the fraudulent charge had not even been posted to my account. They had deleted the entire transaction and any records of it from my account. And they would not assist me in informing me as to why the whole charge and records had been wiped. 

Next I was told that I would have to go through XXXX XXXX in order to get my money back. I called the customer service there after doing a quick search on XXXX to obtain it and they told me that they could not find the order that was fraudulently placed on my card when they searched for it using my name and zip code. I was then transferred to their corporate offices. I spoke to XXXX there and he told me that he would need my card number in order to search for the order. 

I had to call the bank again to obtain the card number. Then I called customer care back at XXXX XXXX and the representative refused to transfer me back to corporate. They told me that they could not locate any trace of an order ever being placed with my card. 
