Prepaid card denies unauthorized transfer claim without providing evidence basis
Prepaid card issuer denies a $4,500 unauthorized electronic transfer claim after a lost card, citing an authorized-person determination while refusing to share any supporting evidence including device ID, login history, or IP addresses.
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