Mortgage servicer transition causes wrong reporting and blocked payment
A mortgage servicer transition led to a consumer being incorrectly reported as holding a loan with the new company, plus an inability to make an online or phone payment before being marked delinquent with fees. Single-account servicing transition issue.
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