Money Network account compromised & closed - need help transferring funds & filing claim!
Hey everyone, I'm in a bit of a panic here. Yesterday I tried to log into my Money Network account and realized someone had changed my password and security questions. Turns out my account was compromised and they closed it! Now I'm trying to figure out how to transfer my funds and file a claim. Has anyone dealt with this before? Any advice on what steps I should take or who I should contact? I'm really worried about my money and don't know where to start.
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StardustSeeker
Oh man, that sucks! I had something similar happen to me last year. First thing you need to do is contact Money Network customer service ASAP. They should have a fraud department that can help you out. Make sure you have all your account info ready when you call.
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Keisha Taylor
•Thanks for the advice! Did you have any trouble getting through to them? I've heard their customer service can be a nightmare to reach.
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StardustSeeker
•Yeah, it can be a pain. I was on hold for hours. But keep trying, its worth it to get your money back!
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Paolo Marino
•Pro tip: call early in the morning right when they open. Usually shorter wait times then.
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Amina Bah
Ugh, these scammers are getting worse every day! 🤬 Make sure you change passwords on ALL your accounts, especially if you used the same one for multiple sites. And enable two-factor authentication everywhere you can!
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Oliver Becker
I found a method to get someone on the phone. I used this site's (claimyr.com) calling tool that dials the phone menu, stays on hold, waits for a live agent to pick up, then sends the call to my phone. It does cost $20, but it works. Here's a video explaining it: https://youtu.be/Ize0EkN4HDI
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Natasha Petrova
•Sounds too good to be true. Is this legit?
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Oliver Becker
•I was skeptical at first too, but I tried it and it actually worked. Saved me hours of hold time.
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Javier Hernandez
•20 bucks tho? 😬 Seems steep just to make a phone call.
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Oliver Becker
•I get it, but for me it was worth it. Time is money, ya know? 🤷♂️
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Emma Davis
Here's what you need to do: 1. Contact Money Network immediately. Call their fraud hotline if they have one. 2. File a police report. You'll need this for the claim process. 3. Check your credit report for any suspicious activity. 4. Gather all documentation related to your account - statements, emails, etc. 5. Keep a log of all conversations with Money Network. 6. Consider placing a freeze on your credit. 7. Change passwords on ALL your accounts, especially your email. 8. Set up fraud alerts with the major credit bureaus. Stay calm and be persistent. It might take some time, but you'll get through this!
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Keisha Taylor
•Wow, thank you so much for this detailed list! This is super helpful. I'll start working on these steps right away.
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LunarLegend
•Great advice! I'd add: check if your employer offers any identity theft protection services. Some companies provide this as a benefit.
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Malik Jackson
This is why I always keep my money under my mattress 🛏️💰 Can't trust these online banks!
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Isabella Oliveira
•Ok boomer 🙄
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Malik Jackson
•Hey, at least my mattress never got "compromised" lol
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Ravi Patel
Have you checked if Money Network has a chat support option on their website? Sometimes its easier to get through that way than calling.
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Freya Andersen
oof, sorry to hear about this OP. identity theft is no joke. happened to me last year and it took MONTHS to sort out. stay strong! 💪
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Keisha Taylor
•Months?! 😱 That's terrifying. Did you eventually get all your money back?
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Freya Andersen
•Yeah, eventually. But it was a huge headache. Document EVERYTHING.
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Omar Zaki
Plot twist: what if OP is the scammer trying to figure out how to access someone else's account? 🤔
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CosmicCrusader
•Bruh 💀
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Keisha Taylor
•I promise I'm not! Just a very stressed out victim here 😭
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Omar Zaki
•Just kidding OP! Hope you get it sorted out soon!
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Chloe Robinson
Anyone else think its weird that Money Network just closed the account without contacting OP first? Seems kinda sus to me.
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Diego Flores
•For real tho. They should have some kind of alert system in place.
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Anastasia Kozlov
•Maybe they tried to contact OP but the scammer changed all the contact info? 🤷♀️
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