Bank reverses fraud credit citing shipment tracking despite pre-shipment cancellation attempt
A customer reported unauthorized purchases and attempted to cancel the order before it shipped, but the seller shipped anyway to a mismatched delivery identity and address. The bank initially issued a provisional credit but reversed it a month later, relying on shipment tracking over the customer's fraud report.
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