Promised Dispute Credit Never Issued Despite Written Resolution
A credit card issuer sent a written commitment to issue a permanent credit within a specified timeframe following a dispute resolution, but failed to deliver the promised credit. This points to a gap between banks' formal dispute resolution communications and actual account remediation.
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