Loan Servicers Misapplying Payments and Inflating Outstanding Balances
Consumer loan borrowers have confirmed payments go missing in servicer systems, resulting in inflated balances and collection pressure. Phone agents provide conflicting information about payment status with no audit trail available to consumers. No lightweight tool exists for consumers to document payment records and challenge servicer balance disputes.
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