Banks inconsistently resolve duplicate fraudulent transaction disputes
A customer disputes two nearly identical unauthorized transactions to the same payee minutes apart, but the bank processes them inconsistently, approving one dispute while denying the other with a form-letter response and no supporting documentation. Repeated appeals return the same boilerplate denial without explaining how the bank reached its conclusion.
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