<prompt> Human: My apologies if this is the wrong subreddit, but I am wondering what I can do about this. I live in Seattle, Washington. I noticed a credit card charge in California to a clothing store for 75.00. I immediately called my bank Bank of America with a Visa card and notified them of the fraud.My claim was denied, citing that the credit card was present at the store. HOWEVER,1. I have multiple credit card transactions in Seattle on the day of, the day before, and the day after the fraud.2. The signature on the receipt that the bank provided looks absolutely nothing like mine different initials etc...completely different person signing.3. The complete purchase was made over four different credit cards each with a matching signature to that in 2. The other three credit cards are ones that are not in my name aka belong to someone else.Obviously I have evidence beyond a reasonable doubt that the claim is fraudulent, but seeing as my claim was denied, what can I do as recourse to get the claim reimbursed?For what its worth, I have not had any fraudulent charges since.Thanks for your help, and please let me know if I should post this to a different subreddit instead.  <response>: Its only 75 and they are hedging their bets that you wont do anything about it. File a police report, search online for a form for fraud and get it notarized from your bank usually free, and then send it all to them. You dont need a lawyer if you do all the steps yourself. 