Credit Card Company Rejects Valid Address Proofs for Replacement Card Delivery
A consumer provided multiple forms of address verification — bank statements, driver's license, rent statement — but Continental Finance refused to issue a replacement card because a telephone bill was unavailable for their prepaid plan. Rigid address verification requirements exclude consumers who lack traditional utility bills. Identity verification gatekeeping creates unnecessary friction for legitimate cardholders.
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