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Someone withdrew $420 from her account, but the bank refused to call it fraud

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Steve On Your Side found holes in a bank's investigation of a woman's $420 fraud claim. Here's what you should do if your bank denies you.
The article from 9News discusses a case where a woman named Jennifer attempted to withdraw $2,500 from her bank account at a Wells Fargo branch in Denver, only to find her account had been frozen due to a fraud claim she did not initiate. Despite her efforts to resolve the issue, including visiting the bank multiple times and providing identification, Wells Fargo denied her access to her funds, stating they were investigating a fraud claim. The bank's investigation process could take up to 10 days, leaving Jennifer without access to her money. The article highlights the frustration and helplessness felt by consumers when banks freeze accounts, often without clear communication or immediate resolution, and touches on the broader implications of such banking practices on customer trust and financial stability.

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