CITI CARDS & BROADSTREET PERFORMANCE RICHMOND VA. ON MY MONTHLY CITI CARD STATEMENT EMAIL, CITI SAYS THEY ARE WITH ME BEFOR DURING AND AFTER ALL TRANACTIONS, AND THE ALLOW ME TO DISPUTE CHARGES, AND THY ARE THERE WITH YOU AND GET MONEY BACK AS LONG AS ONE YOU DISPUTE AGAINST DOES NOT CHALLENGE THE DISPU CITI IS A CREDIT CARD COMPANY, BROADSTREET PERFORMANCE IS A SHOP IN RICHMAND VA THAT CLAIMS TO SREBUILD AND SUPPLY AUTOMOTIVE TRANSMISSION, THEY DO THIS BUT THEY USE DECEPTION TO GET PEOPLE TO BUY THE TRANSMISSIONS THEN AFTER THE FACT THEY WILL NOT FOLLOW UP THEIR STATEMENT OF GIVE WARRANTY ETC ETC. . CITI CARD BASED IN SIOUX FALLS SD. BROADSTREET PE Nationwide

i am an old gy not to smart, dumb as hell with computers, the very first letters i learned to write were capital letters i was not told at that time that i was yelling, that yelling part is not fact, it is some computer tech 's infantile wish to try get some b.s. started, I WILL NOT ARGUE WITH YOU NOR ANY OTHER ABOUT MY RIP OFF COMPLAINT, I KNOW WHAT TRANSPIRED , YOU DO NOT, IF YOU DO WHAT I SHOULD HAVE DONE BUT HAVE DIFFICULTY DOING AND SEARCHED THE INTERNET YOU WILL FIND SEVERAL OTHER COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE BUISNESS I DEALT WITH,, I HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT I HAVE MILD DISLEXIA AND MAYBE  THAT IS WHY I CAN READ CAPS EASIER, ANY WAY I WILL NOT ARGUE ABOUT THIS, NOR WHETHER I AM WRONG OR RIGHT IN MY COMPLAINT, I JUST HOPE OTHERS DO NOT GET CAUGHT IN SIMILAR SITUATIONS.   

First off most people find writting in all CAPS as a form of screaming and find it very hard to read.  So while I will use CAPS in appropriate places, I will NOT be using all CAPS as there is nothing to scream about here.

First off YOU have a misconception of what you can dispute on a credit card.  What you are talking about is a level of service dispute.  That is YOU made the purchase and are just upset at the company for not following their terms.  This is NOT something that credit card companies will get involved in. So you are correct in that part...almost without exception all credit card companies will do this.

The reason they (in your words) "PRETENDED" to help is because they were investigating it to see if it is something that can be disputed.  So yes in the beginning they probably were genuinly attempting to assist.  However, if it turns out during this investigation that it is more of a level of service issue that is where they have to deny your claim.

If you have a dispute with a company, you need to take it up with the company.  If they refuse to help you need to look at taking additional action that could include things such as a small claims case.