Bank Denies FCBA Dispute Without Reviewing Customer Evidence
Citibank denied a Fair Credit Billing Act dispute by citing purported merchant documentation without conducting a reasonable investigation into the consumer's counter-evidence. FCBA investigations that rubber-stamp merchant claims without genuine review violate the statute.
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