Unauthorized ACH Debits from Unknown Company Hit Business Bank Account
Two unauthorized ACH debits were pulled from a business account by an unrecognized company with no prior relationship. The bank's fraud response failed to prevent the second attempt. Individual business fraud complaint with no software market angle.
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