Bank denying scam debit dispute same-day without reviewing consumer documentation
Consumers who fall victim to merchant scams and file Reg E debit disputes find their claims denied on the same day they are filed, before any meaningful review of submitted evidence. The speed of denial suggests automated rejection rather than genuine investigation.
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