Business credit card with multiple account numbers makes dispute resolution impossible online
A small business owner on Bank of America's business credit card faces a confusing multi-account-number structure where disputes cannot be filed online and require lengthy phone calls. The UX friction is disproportionate for a business product. This is an individual complaint rather than a systemic product gap.
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