Get a notification today that my bank card's been added to ApplePay somewhere. Wasn't me, 'cause it's already on mine, great. I don't use the card at all anymore and I don't store it anywhere, so it's either from an old hack or Apple being stupid. Call the bank, get my card deactivated and get a new one on the way. Check my balances, everything looks good. Annoying, but whatever. About 10 minutes later, get a password reset code in my text messages for my online banking. Okay, shit. Go over to start getting another email to link/change usernames, etc. By the time I've booted my computer, I get a couple emails about how a phone number has been added to my account and my phone number has now been deactivated on the account and now the password reset prompts are now going to another phone number. My password's changed and now I can't get into my account at all. How the fuck. Call the bank back, they lock all the accounts and they confirm that yes, someone used the password that was sent to my phone to get into the account. They go ahead and start opening up new accounts for me to transfer my shit into, but now I'm in panic mode because someone is somehow ripping text messages off my phone, so now I'm going to have to get a new phone, etc.
While I'm on with the fraud department, I get another phone call from the bank. Swap to that, and it's the lady that I spoke to earlier who had cancelled my card after the ApplePay thing. Apparently she forgot to close the window that had my account open and then was helping another customer update their account, but put their updated info into my account instead, triggering all this bullshit. So thankfully nothing's been hacked, everything's getting cleaned up and reset, no one's spoofing my phone somehow (that I know of) and all is right with the world. But holy fuck, I did not need that rollercoaster of shit.