TransUnion Locks Consumers Out of Credit File Blocking Dispute Rights
TransUnion locked a consumer out of their credit file for over a year due to alleged technical issues, preventing them from submitting disputes online. This effectively strips consumers of their FCRA-mandated right to dispute inaccurate entries.
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