Repeated missed pickups block a real-estate closing
A portable-storage provider missed four consecutive confirmed pickup dates, leaving containers on a property the customer no longer owns and blocking the new buyer from taking possession. Support routes the escalation to unrelated departments instead of resolving the liability, leaving the customer stuck in a contractual breach they cannot control.
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