<prompt> Human: Title pretty much says it all. The hack actually happened last year just before Christmas but I just got their decision letter yesterday because of the holidays. Is there anything I can do to fight this?EDIT: Update: Following the advice of many of you, I have called the police and an officer is on the way to my house to file a claim. Once I get this claim, I will be going to my bank an speaking to them personally.  <response>: Reg. E. covers you for 60 calendar days from the date of the statement that any fraudulent transactions appeared on. Any time after that, you are liable for the full amount of the transactions. The bank will only cancel your card after this time. Its something like: 50 first day after statement 500 first week after 5000 first month after no coverage after two months after statement generated...the bank will cover you up to those amounts, youll be responsible for any losses under within the given time periods.Be smart, watch your money. The banks have automatic systems to flag certain things, but if they appear to be regular purchases, theyll still go undetected this is especially bad if you use a fishy site to purchase things. Note: Not a financial or legal adviser, and Reg. E. is a pain to remember. Do your own research - laws are always available for public reference online and in libraries. 