Excessive Identity Verification Blocks Legitimate Customers from Balance Transfer Products
Banks require customers to verify identity through requests that go beyond account data — including contacting workplace receptionists — when accessing balance transfer or credit relief products. This aggressive verification gatekeeping denies financial relief to customers who cannot satisfy the requirements despite having valid account credentials.
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