Bank of America Holds GAP Insurance Refund Check for Over Three Weeks After Acknowledging Receipt
Bank of America held a mailed GAP insurance refund check for over three weeks after confirming they had it, failing to apply it to the customer's auto loan. The extended hold delayed payoff with no transparency about processing timeline.
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