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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kasia, post: 1267767, member: 31533&quot;]BTW, danr, when you go back to your bank (assuming you used the cc option), don&#039;t let them tell you that it&#039;s something you have to deal with the mint on. It is an issue with your card being used in an unauthorized manner and by law, it is the bank&#039;s responsibility to give you your money while they are investigating. If by some chance you get money out of the mint (either charged back to your account or sent as a check), then you can tell the bank and the bank can have that money back. This happened to me with the US Post Office when they double charged me on my card for purchases in a branch office. They said the first one didn&#039;t go through so I swiped the second time, and that did, but there were two charges on my account. I dealt with both the bank and the post office, the bank gave me my money as soon as I told them. But because it wasn&#039;t the banks&#039; fault, I went after the post office (figuring if it happened to me, it would happen to others) and it took the Post Office over 6 months to get me my funds back (I forget if they mailed a check or reversed the charge). After that money was in my fat little hands, I then told the bank and let the bank have their money back. </p><p><br /></p><p>Long story short, this is why you use a card as a credit card (for the protection) and not some other way of payment.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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