http://consumerist.com/2011/04/a-hol...to-victim.html
It's bad enough when someone finds a way to swipe your personal info to use for their own illegal purposes. But it's a special kind of jackass that has the temerity to send you a "Thank You" note after stealing your funds.
This is exactly what happened to a woman in Rhode Island, who found out that her Bank of America card had been canceled after someone racked up $2,400 in fraudulent charges.
And then to make matters worse, flowers were delivered to her house with a card that read, "thnx for ur money."
This is exactly what happened to a woman in Rhode Island, who found out that her Bank of America card had been canceled after someone racked up $2,400 in fraudulent charges.
And then to make matters worse, flowers were delivered to her house with a card that read, "thnx for ur money."
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