Bank Denies Receiving Faxed Cancellation Proof Despite Agent Confirmations
A bank denied receiving cancellation proof in a dispute despite the consumer faxing it multiple times and receiving agent confirmation of receipt. The bank's formal response contradicted its own agent communications. Individual dispute process failure.
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