Auto Loan Servicer Reverses Completed Payment and Cannot Locate the Funds
M&T Bank reversed a confirmed $3,000 auto loan payment a month after it posted, with no authorization and no explanation of where the funds went. Neither the bank nor the loan servicer claims to have the money. Customers face credit harm and financial loss with no recovery mechanism.
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