Bank ATM swallows cash deposit without crediting account or providing provisional funds
A Truist ATM physically malfunctioned during a cash deposit, retaining the money without crediting the customer's account. The bank missed every promised resolution timeline and refused to issue emergency provisional credit despite the loss being caused by their own equipment failure. Mechanical ATM failures have no rapid-resolution playbook at most banks.
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surfaced semanticallyATM hardware failure swallows cash deposits without crediting the account
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