On XXXX XXXX, XXXX my debit card was fraudulently used three times at a nearby ATM by someone who stole my card and pin numbers. I had never visited the ATM in question, and I notified Ally Bank within a few hours of the fraudulent transactions occurring on my checking account. Within a week, I had filed a police report with my local police station in XXXX, MA, and provided Ally with the police report on my transaction dispute forms. After a few more days, a detective at the police station called to let me know that they had a suspect that they believed had fraudulently used my cards. On XXXX XXXX Ally granted me a provisional credit for the entire disputed amount, and I believed the case was resolved. In early XXXX I received a letter from Ally stating that their research concluded that the disputed transactions were " authorized and correct '', and my provisional credit was reversed on XXXX XXXX, XXXX. Ally did not provide me with their research report, and indicated that they had not contacted the police department where I filed my report. I immediately followed up with the police department and the detective assigned to my case confirmed that they had not been contacted by Ally, and that they indeed had a suspect for my case. He also mentioned that it was part of a larger, multi-state FBI investigation. After many calls to Ally I was told that my transaction dispute had initially been escalated to the wrong department, and that my case would be re-opened. On XXXX XXXX, XXXX I re-sent my transaction dispute forms and police report to a different department at Ally. As of today, XXXX XXXX, XXXX, I have neither a provisional credit nor a timeline for resolution. 
