Citibank refuses flight booking date correction dispute
A consumer booked a flight with an incorrect date and contacted Citibank within 5 minutes requesting correction or cancellation. The bank refused to process any changes until the flight was confirmed, leaving the customer with no recourse. This reflects a common gap in immediate post-purchase dispute resolution for travel bookings.
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