Bank of America Money transfers department,
Domestic (US) money transfer Fraud or scam Illinois
Lost $ - down payment due to wire fraud. A portion ( $27000.00 ) was frozen by the bank, but they refuse to return it. Per UCC - Article 4A - 205. ( a ) ( i ) the transfer was to a beneficiary which was not intended by the sender. Per UCC - Article 4A - 402. ( a ) ( d ) If the sender of a payment order pays the order and was not obliged to pay all or part of the amount paid, the bank receiving payment is obliged to refund payment to the extend the sender was not obliged to pay, plus interest.
BOA was informed of the Fraud several ways & provided evidence. Initial payment order explained intent & true beneficiary of the transfer. A series of short investigations confirmed both fraud & true intent. Despite investigation findings, BOA refused to return the frozen portion. BOA further enrich themselves by waiting until a second down payment was procured & mortgage was closed before offering a return. The return was contingent on receiving a notarized release. They gained holdings, plus caused tax liabilities & interest loss because due to their refusal. After gaining all they could, BOA offered to return the money contingent on receiving a notarized release. The release waives all damages & prevents info regarding the incident from being shared publicly.
Bank of America customer in Illinois
Jan 24, 2017
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Bank of America response to complaint:
Closed with explanation
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