Card Identity Verification Delays Blamed on Inconsistent Agent Responses
A customer trying to activate or register a card reports agents giving conflicting information about document receipt and escalation status over repeated calls. The account offers little verifiable detail beyond frustration with phone support inconsistency, limiting its use as a generalizable signal.
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