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CarMax Repeated Identity Verification Delays Vehicle Delivery

A CarMax customer paid for vehicle transport, but delivery was withheld after the car arrived pending repeated identity-document submissions that were never accepted as sufficient. The customer experienced this as an unresolved, dead-end verification loop with no visible progress. Reflects friction in a large retailer's identity-verification process for high-value deliveries.

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