Unauthorized Bank Deduction Denied Refund With No Explanation
A loan-related deduction appeared on a Bank of America account with no matching record at the lender, yet BofA refused to return the funds without explanation. Customers have no escalation path when both institutions deny responsibility for a discrepancy.
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