Banks systematically deny legitimate ATM fraud claims
Consumers reporting unauthorized ATM and debit card transactions face systematic denial of fraud claims despite clear evidence of unauthorized activity. Banks place the burden of proof on customers while providing no transparent investigation timeline or criteria. Affected customers absorb financial losses they are legally entitled to recover.
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