EDD Money Network account hacked: Unauthorized wire transfer, seeking advice

Ugh, same boat here. It's been over a month for me. Money Network is useless. I've been calling EDD non-stop but can't get through. This is ridiculous!

Have you guys tried reaching out to your local representatives? Sometimes they can light a fire under these agencies. Worth a shot 🤷‍♀️

Also, consider using social media to highlight the issue. Sometimes public pressure can accelerate the resolution process.

Very helpful, thanks 🙃

Bruh, read the room. OP is stressed af about this.

Jokes aside, taking action quickly is important in situations where unauthorized transactions occur.

Found the Money Network employee 🤡

I definitely didn't enter anything wrong. This was an unauthorized wire transfer that I never initiated. It's a real problem affecting lots of people.

Even if phishing is a concern, it's crucial for Money Network to have better security measures to prevent unauthorized transactions.

Sounds too good to be true. Is this legit?

Totally legit! I was skeptical at first too, but I was desperate. It saved me hours of hold time. Worth every penny imo.

$20 just to talk to someone? That's ridiculous. The system is so broken.

I get it, it sucks to pay. But for me, it was worth it to finally get some answers. Time is money, ya know?

Claimyr is a helpful tool for many, but it's important that it be just one part of a broader strategy to resolve these issues.

Lmao, I snorted my coffee. Thanks for the laugh in this dumpster fire of a situation.

Nah, if it was Nigerian princes we'd at least get some entertaining emails out of it 😂

While humor is a coping mechanism, it's important to focus on resolution and accountability for these financial institutions.

I wish I had known this earlier. How do you transfer it out quickly?

I set up automatic transfers to my regular bank account. It usually hits within 1-2 days. Check your Money Network app, should be an option there.

Be sure to have a regular bank account with strong security measures in place to transfer your funds safely.

It's encouraging to know that persistence can pay off. Keep documenting everything and pushing for answers.

It’s tempting, but let’s focus on legal and peaceful solutions. A coordinated response can be more effective.

Ooh, good idea! I bet they'd love to run with this. Nothing like a little public shaming to get companies moving.

I've actually been thinking about this. If we could get a group of people together who've experienced this, it might make for a stronger story. Anyone interested in coordinating?

Consider organizing a petition or a social media campaign to gather more attention and support.

I did it about 6 months ago. Took about 3 weeks to process, but so worth it. No more stress about random charges or transfers.

Just be prepared for possible delays in actually receiving your checks. USPS has been hit or miss lately.

Switching to paper checks can provide more control, but be sure to have an interim plan for your expenses.

Thank you so much for this detailed advice! I'll definitely file a CFPB complaint. Do you know how long it usually takes for them to respond?

In my experience, CFPB usually responds within 15 days. But the more people who file complaints, the more likely they are to take action against Money Network. Spread the word!

This is gold 💯 Saving this for future reference. You're the real MVP!

Consider also reaching out to legal aid services for assistance in case you need to take legal action.

Sir, this is a Wendy's

Yeah, because crypto has never been hacked or stolen 🙄 Get real, dude.

While decentralized finance is an interesting concept, it's not without its own risks and challenges that need careful consideration.