On XXXX XXXX, 2016 I went into a Target store in XXXX, California. I was on my way to give a speech and stopped at this store to buy some things. XXXX is an overwhelmingly minority community. I made XXXX purchases. 1 ) XXXX packages of alkaline batteries for {$31.00}. 2 ) A XXXX camera for my wife for {$210.00}. XXXX XXXX initially declined the charge. I respeat, XXXX is an overwhelmingly minority community. I immediately reached XXXX by phone and answered questions. They ultimately approved the charge. While I was waiting for XXXX to approve that charge, I gave the clerk my Bank of America ( BofA ) credit card and asked her to charge the batteries on that. That charge was also initially denied. In talking to BofA they said they wanted to make sure it was not a fraudulent charge and BofA approved the charge, which I thought was only for the batteries. However, she apparently accidentally also charged the {$210.00} camera on that. When I saw that, she agreed to back out the BofA charge. For reasons unknown to me, the charge was not reversed and I have now paid for the camera twice. Somewhere along the line, BofA cancelled by crredit card and said they would send me a new one, which they did, several days later. When I later went online to challenge the charge, all the form would let me do was call the charge a fraud. There is no space for mistake or accident. I 've now had SEVERAL phone contacts with BofA telling them what happened and said to not pay XXXX for this charge since they had already been paid on my XXXX card. I never challenged the batteries, only the camera. The last contact was just a few days ago. After again, explaining this to the BofA representative, I told here I would gladly pay for the batteries. After questioning her closely, she said there had not been a {$210.00} charge on my BofA credit card. I said, if that 's the case, then I 'd drop my challenge since, according tohere, there was nothing to challenge. TODAY XXXX/XXXX/2016, I got a letter from BofA. It says a charge of {$210.00} was placed on my credit card account because I agreed to assume responsibility for it which I NEVER DID. The good news is that, no doubt, BofA has recordings of all this which will prove my point, most especially the last contact a few days ago. That woman was either incompetent or untruthful. I now want BofA to eliminates this charge once and for all. 
