Lender Falsely Claims Confirmed Payments Were Reversed, Demands Months of Repayment
An auto lender's system records show payments as reversed despite the borrower having confirmed bank withdrawals showing the funds left their account. The lender demands repayment of three months as overdue without being able to reconcile the data mismatch. Consumers are left unable to prove payment to a lender whose internal records contradict verified bank statements.
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