I am a USAA debit card customer. Recently, my debit account number was hacked, so the bank replaced my card with a new card. In the meantime, XXXX payees reported that they had not received their monthly payment. Payee A contacted me by email and I resolved the problem by giving them the new card number. Payee B contacted me by email and then sent an email saying that they had resolved the problem by charging my new debit card. I never gave anyone at Payee B or USAA permission to debit my new debit card account. 
USSA has reversed my charges and given me a new debit card. But there is no explanation for why the bank or the XXXX network allowed payee B to be payed with my new card. Finding out what I know has wasted hours of my time. It 's worse than dealing with a car dealer!! 
This is a form of customer harassment. Why do banks get away with this? 
