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A Chicago man who was hit over $6,300 in fraudulent rideshare charges got his money back thanks to NBC 5 Responds while talking about how the issue snuck up on him. Victor Sowder told NBC 5 Responds the charges were easy to miss at first, until a $200 charge showed up on his debit card, triggering a notification sent to his phone. “I got an update on my phone that there was a $200 charge for a lift. So I went to my phone, looked at my bank account, and noticed there were multiple charges on my account,” Sowder said. In all, he had a total of 133 charges from Lyft totaling $6,320.29. Sowder said he didn’t authorize any of the charges, so he filed a fraud claim with his bank. Th

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