I was sent an e-mail about applying for a loan and decided to call the number because I need a personal loan at the moment to help with some medical expenses. The loan officer told me that they would need my account information to deposit the loan for me. First, they had me do this cross verification process where they would deposit money into my bank account and then have me go to XXXX to send a money gram of the amount of money they had deposited in my account. They made a total of XXXX mobile deposits into my account, and I made the XXXX transactions requested of me by the loan officer in order to obtain the loan. Today, he had asked me to do XXXX final transaction in order to receive the {$5000.00} dollar loan, however, the transaction did not go through today because I now have a negative checking account balance of {$2900.00} dollars. The bank says because I gave the loan officer my account information and made the transactions, that I am now responsible to pay the negative account balance of {$2900.00} dollars. The bank had no process to report this scam I have been tricked into. I reported the scam to www.ftc.gov and they are supposed to be investigating my report. I feel that I should not be responsible for pay XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX the negative account balance of {$2900.00} dollars because I was not the person who made the deposits into my account. The loan officer said that someone from the his accounting department would deposit the {$5000.00} dollar loan into my account once I had completed all of the transactions requested. 
