Home Depot charges without consent then revokes credit card after dispute
A long-time Home Depot customer was charged for an order they did not authorize, had their credit card revoked without notice after disputing, and spent months getting no resolution from store and corporate channels. The combination of system errors leading to billing disputes and retaliation via account closure is a recurring pattern in large retailer credit programs.
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