Bank Mails Paid-Off Car Title to Wrong Address and Refuses Reissuance
Bank of America mailed a vehicle title and payoff check to an incorrect address without confirming delivery. After the documents were lost, they reissued the check but refused to reissue the title, directing the customer to handle it themselves despite the bank's error.
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