Citi Fails to Properly Flag All Fraudulent Charges in Dispute Claim
A Citibank customer reporting $3,000+ in fraudulent charges found the bank disputed only a subset of flagged transactions, leaving unauthorized charges unaddressed. The dispute process failed to capture all reported fraud despite customer follow-up calls. This reflects systemic fraud triage failures in bank dispute workflows.
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