Lender Continues Reporting Closed Auto Loan Years After Payoff
Auto lenders report closed accounts as still active on credit reports years after loan payoff and closure confirmation, despite promising removal. The persistent reporting affects credit utilization and account mix scoring. FCRA requires accurate account status reporting — automated dispute letters that document the promised removal and current inaccurate status would compel compliance.
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