Bar stewards

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Date: Fri Jan 9 11:44 2015

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Just got back from London where my ATM card was scanned and a large amount of cash withdrawn over a24 hour period. Insurance company trying to dodge it, dealing with bank any advice? __________________

ian

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Date: Fri Jan 9 13:32 2015

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doestn the bank automatically cover it. My bank (coop) gave me back 500 quid that was taken from a rogue website last year. I just called em. They investigated and reimbursed me. As far as I know they passed the details on to the fraud section, I logged it as a crime with local police. That was the end of its. __________________

sickly child

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Date: Fri Jan 9 15:23 2015

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Bank currently dealing with it £800 in total, holiday insurance said no way. Just hope the bank come good. __________________

One_Kevin_Kilmore

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Date: Fri Jan 9 15:47 2015

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Hope you get sorted and get your money back asap m8 We have to be watchful where we use our cards or cards details these days. I had my card cloned but the bank phoned to let me know before I found out! I narrowed it down to a petrol Station where I bought fuel from __________________

Heman

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Date: Fri Jan 9 16:38 2015

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If I remember rightly if it is scanned it is only purchases of £20 or less that can be taken.

If it is duplicated then they should have your PIN number in order to use it.

Basically if the bank have paid out and it was not you, it is their fault so they have to compensate you.

In terms of the holiday insurance, you were insured against loss abroad, and you were in effect mugged so they should not be able to dodge it unless they specifically exclude online fraud.

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