First, do not assume the bank’s use of the word “authorized” proves that you personally approved the transactions.
Banks may base that conclusion on records showing how a transaction was processed or authenticated. Those records may matter, but the human question remains: did you actually authorize what happened?
If your answer is no, the fact that the bank has confidently labeled the transaction “authorized” does not mean you should simply give up.
My blog “The Bank Says It Investigated. Did It?” explains why the bank’s conclusion and the evidence behind it are two different things:
https://www.cardozalawcorp.com/blog/the-bank-says-it-investigated-did-it-.cfm
If you know you did not authorize the transactions, contact us and select Bank Hacking.
