Disputed fraudulent charge re-applied after temporary credit card reversal
Credit card issuers temporarily reverse fraud disputes and then re-apply the charges without providing evidence that the transaction was legitimate. Geographic impossibility of the transaction is dismissed without explanation. Consumers are left liable for charges they clearly did not make, with no transparency around why the provisional credit was reversed.
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