Bank removing identity theft dispute result then re-adding the inaccurate tradeline
After a consumer submits a notarized identity theft affidavit and the bank removes fraudulent tradelines, the bank later re-adds the same inaccurate accounts to the credit report. This pattern suggests inadequate identity theft flagging at the furnisher level.
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