Bank reverses fraud claim decision citing evidence it refuses to share with customer
After initially ruling in a customer's favor on a fraud dispute, banks reverse the decision claiming they have evidence of authorization, but refuse to provide that documentation when requested. The customer is left with a negative account balance and no transparency into why the reversal occurred. The asymmetry of information makes it impossible to mount an effective challenge.
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