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140 BMO customers plan to sue bank after alleged transfer frauds

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April 11, 2024

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A group of more than 140 Bank of Montreal customers from across the country plan to file a class-action lawsuit against the bank, after they say they collectively lost more than $1.5 million in fraudulent e-transfers. CBC’s Angelina King looked into how fraudsters accessed the accounts — and how you can protect yourself.

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