I had a fraudulent charge XXXX for {$240.00} XX/XX/XXXX. I reported the charge to Bank of America XX/XX/XXXX. They issued a credit for {$240.00} XX/XX/XXXX and {$240.00} plus {$10.00} as interest adjustment on XX/XX/XXXX. They mailed me a check for this credit which i deposited XX/XX/XXXXXXXX issued a credit for {$240.00} on XXXX/XXXX/15 to the card that had been closed. Bank of America caught their error and put a charge of {$240.00} on my account. The first fraud manager, XXXX, to whom I spoke found the credit XXXX, turned it into a debit and had me owing {$490.00}. Since she never returned my call as she said she would do, I called back and got XXXX. He at least fixed the credit to debit error. I now owe {$240.00}. I 've already paid for the fraudulent charge. Bank of America issued a credit. XXXX issued a credit. Right now I owe Bank of America {$240.00}. So if they get their way, I will have ended up paying for the fraudulent charge twice instead of receiving a fraud reimbursement from Bank of America and the charge back XXXX, which I pursued and obtained on my own. 
