QUOTE(gashout @ May 27 2021, 10:54 AM)
Still wrong as the account holder didn't do due diligence
Yes but banks won't think so. They will think the receiving party is scammer and the transfering party is victim and hence, they wanna recover the fund for the party who filed complain with them.
Exercise your right to fight with the bank. They have no right to reverse until you agree so.
The real victim must responsible for their own as well because you are not the person who cheated him.
But, experice tells me you need to drag this case till no end unless Maybank is willing to help you if you have relationship.
Please quote this:
I recalled I went to Maybank to file dispute and the officer asked these two questions:
1. Was your internet banking or account get hacked and your fund was transferred to someone?
2. When you made the transfer, were you alert and you are willing to transfer?
If (1) is No and (2) is Yes, then you are willingness to pay and you are not cheated. we can't help you to block the account.
This post has been edited by jack2: May 27 2021, 11:52 AM