Banks Force Fax or Mail for Dispute Documentation Instead of Digital Upload
Bank of America customers filing disputes cannot upload supporting evidence digitally and must resort to fax or postal mail. This structural gap in dispute workflows adds days of delay and creates friction for customers trying to resolve billing errors.
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