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It doesn't matter if it violates your bank's terms of service, it's not an enforceable term. For example, banks cannot refuse to pay out if you were a victim of
by sjtgraham 2y ago
It doesn't matter if it violates your bank's terms of service, it's not an enforceable term. For example, banks cannot refuse to pay out if you were a victim of fraud because you gave your credentials to an aggregator (regardless of whether or not the fraud was related). The EFTA has anti-waiver provisions that state a bank's Reg E obligation to make customers whole after unauthorized transactions cannot be waived by contract.