Regions Bank Reversed Dispute Credit Despite Clear Proof of Delivery and Merchant Confirmation
Regions Bank reversed a provisional $400 dispute credit despite the customer providing UPS tracking showing signed delivery and a written merchant confirmation that no charge should apply. The bank ignored documented evidence and sided with the merchant without justification.
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