Chase Replacement Debit Card Delayed Two Weeks with Dismissive Manager Escalation
A customer waiting over a week for a replacement debit card encountered dismissive and unprofessional representatives including a manager who ate during the call and repeatedly redirected the conversation. A decades-long customer experience failure at a major bank.
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