Card Skimming Leaves Military Personnel With No Fast Dispute Resolution
A service member traveling on military orders had their debit card skimmed and lost $1,500 to unauthorized charges overnight. Wells Fargo's dispute process does not prioritize or expedite claims for active military. The funds were inaccessible at a critical time during travel.
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