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Woman Sues US Bank For Role In Misuse Of Her Debit Card Amid COVID Pandemic

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SDNY COURTHOUSE, April 3 – Lorenza Collins says here U.S. Bank prepaid payroll card was misused for $980, and that U.S. Bank did nothing to make her whole.

 She sued. 

 In the complaint filed on April 2 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York and found there that day by Inner City Press, Collins emphasizes that U.S. Bank's abuse happened at the high of the COVID-19 pandemic, and that her CFPB complaint accomplished nothing.   

She demands that U.S. Bank comply with the Electronic Fund Transfer Act and pay damages.

The case is Collins v. U.S. Bank, National Association, et al., 21-cv-2863 (Unassigned)

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