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How to dispute a debit charge
Identify the charge.
Look at your atm statement or debit card receipts. See if you can identify each withdrawal or purchase billed to your debit card.

Select from: I. If you made multiple purchases, identify how many of the purchases went into your debit card every month. For example, suppose you made one atm debit card a month for six months and are checking in a month.; II. If you see a purchase or atm withdrawal that you did not authorize, then write down the date and amount. If the debit purchase was made at a store, then note the name of the merchant.; III. You can identify the charge by noting where you paid at and which of the following mode of payment methods. Often debit cards have an automatic refund setting when charged if you ignore this programming.; IV. If you discover your debit card is not used, call your atm and ask if they have any information that can help you in your dispute. If you lose a cash account at the atm, see dispute credit card if the card issuer denied your account.;
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