Truck Rental Fuel Overcharge Disputed With Photo Evidence, Chat Support Disconnects
A customer returned a rental truck with documented full-tank photo evidence but was charged for far more fuel than plausible given the short trip distance. When attempting to resolve the discrepancy via chat support, the representative stopped responding and disconnected, leaving the billing dispute unresolved.
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