Bank account frozen for fraud investigation with funds withheld indefinitely
A consumer cooperates fully with a bank fraud investigation but has $2,000 withheld for an extended period with no timeline for restoration. Prolonged account restrictions with no communication or resolution path leave consumers without access to funds they need for daily expenses.
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