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We called Chase, Capital One, Discover, PNC and Wells Fargo on the same Saturday evening and asked how a dispute works. All five put us through to a person. Here's what they said, what federal law actually requires for credit and debit cards, and the 60-day deadline three of the five representatives left out.

We called 1-800-CAPITAL on a Saturday evening with no card, asked how a cardholder disputes a charge, and reached a live representative 47 seconds in. Here's the phone tree, what he said about verification, provisional credits and hours, what Capital One's dispute page says, and the full 6 minute recording.

We called Wells Fargo's credit card line on a Saturday evening with no card, asked how a cardholder disputes a charge, and reached a live representative 2 minutes 52 seconds in. Here's the phone tree, what he said, the one answer he got wrong, the separate debit card claim lines, and the full 9 minute recording.

We called 1-800-XFINITY with general questions and no account issue. Here is the exact menu route that got us to a live billing representative in 3 minutes 27 seconds, what the rep said about hours and callbacks, and the full 5 minute recording.

n8n's MCP Client Tool turns any remote MCP server into tools for an AI Agent node. We pointed it at call4me, ran the workflow, and let it call Xfinity customer service. Here is the workflow, the settings that matter for long calls, and what the call actually got.

Two recorded Katy calls returned routine exam quotes of $143 and $99. Compare the stated prices, see which inclusions remain unconfirmed, and ask for the total before booking.