Banks repeatedly reopen and reclose fraud claims without crediting funds
A customer disputing fraudulent charges reports the bank promises to credit the account, then closes the claim before crediting it, requiring the customer to repeatedly call to reopen a claim that keeps reverting to closed status without resolution.
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