<prompt> Human: I tried to withdraw 100 from an ATM from a different bank than my own. The machine said transaction failed and went back to the start screen. I tried again and it dispensed 100. I looked at my account and it showed that both transactions went through. I called my bank and we filed a claim, but the claim was denied because the ATM balance shows that there is no error. My bank says it cant help me anymore and that I should get a lawyer to get a subpoena to get the ATM video feed, but that seems excessive and would probably give me a net loss in lawyer fees. The bank manager from the other bank wont take my calls or call me back. What do I do?Edit: Ive called BoA again and they re-opened my claim with a request to see the video feed. They have also requested to find out if the ATM balance was checked electronically or if it was compared to a manual count of the cash. TD bank has no responsibility to provide any of that evidence so I can only hope they do. They should get back to me within 2 business days. If all else fails I will file a complaint with the CFPB and make a hobby out of calling BoA. Screw the man!  <response>: I would also try speaking to TD bank. In addition, tell BofA you would like the lodge a formal complaint and that you intend to lodge one with the CFPB as well. Customer complaints are a hot issue right now post Wells Fargo and if you can be persistent they should get it resolved. This may necessitate several calls so good luck! 