Excessive Hold Times Prevent Timely Credit Card Fraud Dispute Filing
Consumers with urgent unauthorized transactions face 30+ minute hold times to reach fraud support, creating a window of exposure before disputes can be initiated. The FCBA requires timely dispute access, but inaccessible customer service effectively obstructs this right. This disproportionately affects customers during high-stakes financial emergencies.
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