Banks Close Fraud Cases Based on Automated Merchant Responses, Ignoring Consumer Evidence
When consumers report unauthorized charges, banks often close fraud investigations based solely on automated merchant confirmations rather than evaluating consumer-provided evidence. Customers are expected to conduct their own investigations with merchants while the bank treats a matching IP address as sufficient proof of authorization. This leaves victims of account compromise with no recourse and no advocate inside the institution.
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