Bank Cannot Prove Mailed Check Was Sent After Account Closure
When a bank closes an account containing a deposited cashier's check, the consumer received only a small fraction of their funds with no evidence the remainder was mailed. The bank cannot produce tracking proof or confirm the check was sent, leaving the consumer unable to recover their money. This gap in fund disbursement accountability affects consumers whose accounts are closed with funds inside.
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