Check-verification bureau fails to correct disputed address under FCRA
A consumer disputed an incorrect address held by a check-verification reporting company (ChexSystems) and alleges the company failed to investigate and correct it as required under FCRA Section 611. This points to a structural gap in consumer credit/check-reporting dispute processes.
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