Credit card dispute blocked by institutional customer service loop
Citibank app directed a customer to call support to file a $2,000 dispute, but phone support claimed they could not initiate disputes either. This institutional deflection pattern leaves consumers unable to access their legal chargeback rights through any available channel.
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surfaced semanticallyCitibank Refuses to Resolve Credit Card Purchase Dispute
Individual Citibank dispute complaint. CFPB-type grievance, not a product market gap.
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