Frabo OS · Money Recovery · Mexico
Hidden fee detection and reversal
Frabo OS surfaces the junk and hidden fees buried in your statements — surprise service charges, unauthorized add-ons, fees you never agreed to — and drafts a request to reverse them, grounded in your real transactions.
Mexico: your consumer-protection context
In Mexico, the Ley Federal de Protección al Consumidor (enforced by PROFECO) covers misleading practices and defective goods, with return rights in many cases. This is general guidance, not legal advice — Frabo acts on your receipt’s real terms and your approval.
Pulled out of your real statements
The engine scans your bank and card activity for fee-type charges and unexpected add-ons, then shows them plainly so nothing hides in the line items.
Reversal, on your approval
Each fee becomes a case with a drafted reversal request — email for vendors, phone script for banks and card issuers — sent only when you say so.
Real charges only
Frabo flags fees it can see in your data; it never invents a charge or a policy.
Frequently asked
What counts as a hidden fee?
Surprise service charges, unauthorized add-ons, and fees you didn’t agree to — surfaced from your real statements.
Does Frabo reverse them automatically?
It drafts the reversal request and sends only after you approve.
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