Dear Board : In XXXX a series of emails ( XXXX ) went between my email and XXXX XXXX, an investment company in XXXX, requesting a distribution of {$35000.00} from my retirement account. I never initiated these emails nor were they visible in my email program. XXXX distributed the money by wire to a fraudulent account in a XXXX Wells Fargo account. This account was set up with my information but another name on the account, unrelated to me. I was made aware of this when I received a letter from XXXX acknowledging the distribution. I emailed, then called immediately denying that I had requested this payout. XXXX was made aware of the error/theft and I immediately went to our local Wells Fargo bank with the police. A search warrant was issued and the money/wire transfer was traced. 
XXXX, Wells Fargo, and XXXX have fraud teams working on this and to date I have all but {$4000.00} back in my account. However, several regulations were broken. XXXX is obligated to confirm by phone that I had requested this. They did not. The hacking of the email appears to be from their end, not mine, per the forensic IT department that I hired. Wells Fargo did not do their due diligence in setting up the fraudulent account. How can an account be set up with my credentials in XXXX in XXXX? Then they accepted a wire transfer with my name on it into an account with someone else 's name on it. Our local police say it is out of their jurisdiction now since it crossed state lines. So who is tracking the criminal? 
No one has assured me that I will recover all my money. No one is taking responsibility at being at fault. But both companies did not follow regulations and rules. They need to be held accountable. 
