Bankruptcy Departments Unreachable During Active Loan Servicing
Credit unions route all bankruptcy-related account inquiries exclusively to a department that accepts no inbound calls, leaving current-paying borrowers unable to understand obligations or avoid repossession. The catch-22 — only the bankruptcy department can help, but it is structurally inaccessible — traps customers acting in good faith.
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