<prompt> Human: So a couple weeks ago, I ordered myself a lunch, and found that the charge wouldnt go through. I found that the day before, someone had made 10 charges to paypal via my debit card. These charges had not yet cleared. I immediately called the bank, canceled the debit card, and tried to initiate the investigation for recovery. Unfortunately, the bank was unable to help me at that time, as the charges had not yet cleared. They suggested I call pay-pal, as all of the fraudulent purchases had gone through them.After my phone call with Paypal, I had received zero communication regarding a case, case status, or even if they were working on it in the slightest, in fact, according to their website, I had no case open what-so-ever. Several days on. Discouraged, I contacted the bank again, as the charges had cleared, so I started the process with them, to recover my funds.Some of you may see where this is headed. I logged into my bank account today and found that both Paypal, and the Bank had credited my account for the stolen funds. What do I do? I dont want to violate the law obviously, but I have no idea how to proceed.  <response>: First of all, dont spend the double credit. Itll get sorted out eventually and removed from your bank account.Second, call your bank and ask them whats up.Third, I highly recommend moving your spending to a credit card so that things like this dont happen to you again. Treat it exactly like a debit card - dont buy things you cant afford with the cash in your bank account, and pretend your bank account has already been debited enough to cover your outstanding credit card bill. Pay off the statement balance in full every month. If you have decent credit, get a rewards card for 1-2 cash back.If this was a credit card that this happened to, your issuer would cancel it and sort things out with their money, not yours. 