I last physically used my card to travel from XXXX where my college is located to the XXXX on XXXX/XXXX/15, and since I was home I did not pay any mind to my card. To my knowledge it was in my bag, my mother drove me back to school and I was well occupied with my studies until the following friday morning I wanted to purchase something and my card was no where to be found. I called and the bank, Bank of America and they put a hold on my account, then I checked my bank statements and there has been irregular activities, and large amounts of money being deposited and withdrawed. I went to receive a new card at the bank, and soon after they closed my account due to fraud. I filed claims because there were a XXXX of dollars that were deposited and withdrawed that were never mine. I called costumer service for Bank of America and they told me I would be held responsible because the card was being used in the ATM, I am well aware that I am the only person that should know my pin but I did not make any of these transactions. I never authorized any of these transactions. There were also XXXX money orders that were deposited under my name and I have copies of these transactions mailed to my home. Since then I have been trying to resolve this problem with Bank of America and they have not been helping with the situation, they repeatedly just state that I am responsible to pay the negative balance on my account. Bank of America should be responsible for allowing these transactions because the money orders that were also deposited were for 22 cents and the person who is in possession of my card altered the amounts to XXXX of dollars. 
