Mortgage servicer closing complaints via unauthorized third-party response
A mortgage servicer closes CFPB complaints using third-party responses the borrower never authorized, without addressing any underlying issues. Resubmitted complaints face the same pattern, giving borrowers no effective escalation path.
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