Insurance Auto-Draft Payments Incorrectly Flagged as NSF Despite Verified Bank Funds
A customers automatic insurance payment was marked as failed for insufficient funds even though bank records confirm sufficient funds were available. The insurer refused to reverse the resulting fees despite documented proof, revealing a gap in payment verification and dispute handling.
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