Lender Withholds Payment Ledger and Makes Repeated Daily Collection Calls
A lender refuses to provide a complete payment ledger while also making numerous daily collection calls that violate consumer protection regulations. Lack of payment history transparency combined with aggressive collection practices creates compounding consumer harm. Both issues reflect inadequate lender compliance controls.
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