Credit Card Account Closed for Multiple Debit Card Issuances Flagged as Fraud
A long-term credit card holder had their account closed after the issuer flagged multiple debit card creation requests as fraudulent activity per internal guidelines, negatively impacting their credit score. Individual account closure complaint.
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