Card Fraud Dispute Investigations Provide No Evidence of How Claims Are Resolved
Cardholders who report fraudulent transactions describe disputes closed as "no error found" without any explanation of how the investigation was conducted, even when the fraud pattern is plausible. The burden of proof effectively falls on the victim with no visibility into the issuer's reasoning. This leaves defrauded customers unable to contest denials with any actionable information.
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