On XX/XX/XXXX, on my way home from work, I had stopped by a XXXX to withdraw {$20.00} from the atm on that site, and to make a purchase as well. When I got home, I had checked my account balance and had noticed that {$450.00} was missing from my checking account. Following procedures, I called Bank of America to notify them of fraudulent activity, and that money had gone missing. My account was put on a hold until I had obtain a temporary card, and the {$450.00} was credited back to my account. On XX/XX/XXXX, i went to make a purchase at a local gas station, and my card was being decline. I checked my account to find the reason why, and noticed that Bank of America had taken back the {$450.00}. When i called the bank to question as to why that money was taken, I was told that because I had used the atm at that particular store in the past, that they couldnt find any fraudulent activity, and/or that some one had prior knowledge of my account information and was able to make that withdraw. I argued the fact that I had not made that withdraw, for the amount said, nor did I authorize that transaction to be made. As far as I am concerned there is or was fraudulent activity made against my account. I even went as far to have my claim resubmitted to Bank of America- and again, my claim was denied, with Bank of America claiming that they found nothing that seemed fraudulent. 
