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Beware Fraud with Health savings account debit cards

I was laid off earlier this year from Dell. I accessed my Alight Hsa account and found multiple fraudulent debit card transactions posted to my account to the amount of hundreds of dollars. Alight customer service told me the debit card used was issued as dell employee debit card and was still active. So apparently, when you are released from Dell, your Dell issued debit card is still active. I do not even have that card and that card is not visible to me when I access my website Alight Hsa account. So somehow someone used my old employee debit card number. I always shred my old account cards. So check your hsa account for fraud and call hsa customer service to make sure your ex dell employee debit cards are deactivated. I have disputed all of these transactions as per procedures posted with my HSA provider. Dell, the gift that keeps on giving.....


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Consider where you previously used it. (I.e. urgent care, labs, Amazon for HSA eligible products, etc.). It’s more likely one of those providers used it. Dell does not have anything to do with the HSA account.

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HSA isn't a Dell account. It's yours. It all goes with you when you leave. You are responsible for your own account.

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I will tell MD what you did last summer. I swear. Only Tell Dell can judge me.

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Post ID: @ac+1m6edjxe3

It is not a Dell issued card, it is Smart Choice. Why would you just abandon money in your HSA anyway? Invest it, take it out, move it to a HYSA etc.

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