US Bank fails to process credit balance refunds within Regulation Z timeline
US Bank failed to process a credit balance refund within the required 7 business days mandated by Regulation Z, with customer service unable to provide any timeline for resolution. This structural regulatory compliance failure at a major bank suggests systemic refund processing gaps.
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