Chase failing to resolve travel agency scam dispute between account holders
A Chase customer lost $3,800 to a scam travel agency — both parties banked at Chase — but Chase declined to investigate or reverse the charge. Reveals a gap in intra-bank dispute resolution for fraud, though the case is single-source.
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