Banks require exact re-filing when fraud claims mix valid and fraudulent charges
A customer whose lost debit card was used for over nine unauthorized transactions initially included a few valid charges by mistake in their fraud claim, and had to reopen and manually re-file a corrected claim listing only the fraudulent transactions before requesting reconsideration. The process offers no way to amend a submitted claim, forcing a full restart when any line item is incorrect.
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