What does it mean there is a checkcard reversal on your checking account?

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I recently encountered a situation with my checking account involving a checkcard reversal. My bank informed me that they are unable to identify who charged the transaction. They explained that it was a debit transaction that did not require my PIN. Furthermore, they mentioned that this usually results in a credit to my account, but in this case, it resulted in a debit of $24.00. Can anyone provide more insight into what this might mean? The bank was not very helpful in clarifying the situation.

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Ugh&hellip;. not 6 minutes in and you already got 2 spam answers.Anyhoo, it seems od that they cannot see who charged the transaction.  The only thing I can think of at the moment is that the charge just came through today (or very recently).  You will have to wait until the transaction posts to the account to get an accurate detail.The part that confuses me is that they say it is usually a credit to your account&hellip;  does the description actually say check card reversal?  Did you receive $24 in your account recently that was discovered to be an accident and reversed?  Again, wait until it posts, and then ask these questions to your bank.  They should be able to assist you.evmoneyCheck out my financial advice vlog!http://www.youtube.com/evmoneyTV

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What does it mean there is a checkcard reversal on your checking account?

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