Ultimately, someone used my Macy 's card to purchase an expensive handbag XX/XX/2015. I did n't discover this until XX/XX/XXXX - I had n't received statements for some time, so I logged in to check my balance. I found an unexpectedly high balance at this time. Looking through the activity, I found a purchase I did n't make ( a handbag for several hundred dollars, shipped to a name/address other than my own ), which I reported ( or so I thought ) online. I called back a week or so later, XX/XX/XXXX, to check the status and update my address, as the online address update feature did n't seem to be working. At that time, I was told that online reporting did n't work and that no fraudulent activity had been reported on my account ( concerning ), so I reported the incident to the representative I spoke with and updated my address. Another month passed, and I started to see my credit poorly effected, and I was receiving collections calls about the account. I made multiple attempts to call to ask the status of the fraud claim, but more often then not, I was placed on long holds or disconnected ( or both ). I persisted and continued to try to contact Macy 's, and each time, was reassured, it was in progress, and " these things can take ( x amount of time ) to resolve. '' Each time I called, the time period forecasted was longer - initially 6 weeks, then 2 months, then 90 days. It seems that each time I called, I 'd have to tell the whole story, as notes did n't seem to be taken down. Eventually, one representative confirmed my address with me, and they still had my old address on file, apparently, in parts of my account ( how I 'm to know which parts were updated, I 'm not sure - I had moved and informed them of my new address ... ). 

My credit score has dropped approximately XXXX points and the issue remains unresolved. I 've attempted to speak to supervisors, but these conversations ( if not disconnected ) have led to no action. I 'm promised calls back and do n't receive them. In the 15 or so years I 've had credit cards, my accounts have been hacked a handful of times, and I 've never had to bear the brunt of it upfront. I ca n't believe this is legal, and would love for Citibank ( the creditor responsible for the Macy 's card ) to be thoroughly investigated. 
