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Foreclosure surplus-funds notice mailed to an outdated address on file
A law firm handling a foreclosure sent a surplus-funds notice packet to a disputed, outdated property address despite having the homeowner's current mailing address, delaying the homeowner's access to funds owed to them.
Debt collector cannot produce a signed agreement yet continues to pursue payment
A consumer requested signature pages proving a loan was validly executed, but the collection agency failed to provide them while continuing collection efforts. Illustrates a documentation-verification gap that leaves consumers unable to confirm debt legitimacy.
Small unnoticed bill triggers severe credit score drop for long-time customer
A long-time bank customer with 11 years of on-time payments missed a $12 monthly bill without being proactively notified, resulting in a delinquency report that sharply dropped their credit score and jeopardized a home purchase. This highlights a structural gap in proactive notice before minor balances trigger major credit reporting consequences.
Identity theft victims must manually invoke FCRA 605B to block fraudulent report items
A consumer files a formal request to block information on their credit report that resulted from identity theft, citing FCRA Section 605B, a manual legal process without streamlined tooling.
Creditors report late payments without proof, forcing formal legal disputes to correct
A consumer disputes an inaccurate late-payment mark on their credit report, asserting all payments were made on time. Correcting the record requires invoking specific TILA and FCBA statutory provisions rather than a straightforward correction process.
Fix-and-flip closing costs erode thin profit margins on deals
House flippers face significant closing cost burdens on both acquisition and sale sides of deals, eating into already thin margins. Managing and forecasting these costs across multiple deals strains cash reserves. Better closing cost modeling and negotiation tools could meaningfully improve deal economics for active investors.
Insurance Total Loss Settlements Trigger Erroneous Auto Loan Charge-Offs
When insurance pays out on a total loss vehicle, notification and processing gaps between insurer, lender, and credit bureaus cause the lender to report a charge-off before the insurance proceeds are applied. The consumer who did everything right—redirecting mail, notifying parties—still suffers a credit damage event caused by inter-institutional coordination failure. This coordination gap is structural and systematic.
Google Drive shared drives flooded with spam files from bot accounts
Users report that Google Drive's shared-drive feature is being exploited by bot accounts that flood shared spaces with unwanted files, reportedly affecting hundreds of people. Reporters are concerned this could be an early-stage abuse or hacking vector that has not yet been addressed at scale.
No Public API for Cannabis Strain Data Forces Developers to Re-Scrape It
Developers building cannabis-related products repeatedly scrape strain data such as effects, terpenes, and cannabinoid content from sites like Leafly, AllBud, and Weedmaps because none of the major strain-data sources expose a public API, creating duplicated scraping effort and inconsistent data quality across projects.
Asana automation setup is confusing for non-technical users
Users trying to configure Asana's built-in automations find the setup process difficult and unintuitive, especially when the desired workflow isn't a standard template. This creates a barrier for teams that want custom automation but lack technical familiarity with rule-building interfaces.
ISP setup fee credits promised by support never applied
A telecom customer was promised a refund of a one-time setup fee that never materialized, and untracked follow-on fees accumulated into a much larger bill with no documented resolution path.
Loan servicer denies proactive repayment relief until the borrower is already delinquent
A borrower with a clean payment history lost their primary income and asked for repayment flexibility, but was told no options exist until the account becomes delinquent, effectively forcing credit damage before help is offered. Highlights servicers' lack of proactive hardship options.
Vehicle repossessed mid-warranty dispute over mechanical defects
A buyer began experiencing check-engine and mechanical problems within a week of purchase, then faced repossession while the warranty issue was still unresolved. The case highlights a dispute over who bears responsibility when a financed vehicle is defective from the start.
Information overload from high-volume news consumption
People spend excessive time tracking news headlines without extracting meaningful signal or context. This structural attention problem affects professionals and knowledge workers who need awareness without cognitive overload. Multiple AI news aggregators already address this market.
Gusto Payroll Navigation Is Non-Obvious for Edge Cases Like Severance Payments
HR administrators using Gusto find the payroll section difficult to navigate for non-routine payment types like severance, where the workflow is buried or unclear. The discoverability gap causes delays and errors in processing special payments that have legal and compliance implications. SMB payroll tools generally optimize for the standard bi-weekly paycheck and underinvest in edge case workflows.
Unsolicited Debt Collection Emails From Unknown Creditors
Consumers receive debt collection emails from companies they have no prior relationship with, with no context about the underlying debt. This represents either a data error or potential FDCPA violation. Consumers have no easy way to verify, dispute, or report such contacts.
Manual Stock Video Search Is Slow and AI Video Tools Are Overpriced
Video creators waste significant time manually searching stock footage and find AI-powered video tools expensive with no BYOK option. The workflow of matching script to B-roll clips is tedious and error-prone. Tooling with bring-your-own-API-key models can dramatically cut costs for this workflow.
Bank Cashback Rewards Promised for Qualifying Purchases Never Paid Out
Bank of America advertised cashback for spending at specific merchants but failed to credit the reward after customers made qualifying purchases. Promotional terms are not enforced automatically and consumers have no transparent tracking or dispute mechanism. This is a recurring pattern across bank rewards programs where the bank controls both the terms and their fulfillment.
Cable Provider Channel Blackouts Leave Subscribers Without Local TV
Xfinity subscribers lose access to local broadcast channels such as ABC during retransmission fee disputes between providers and networks. These blackouts can last weeks and affect viewers who chose cable specifically for local content. There is no self-service alternative or credit mechanism during the outage period.
Rental companies change pickup locations without adequate notice
A customer's trailer rental pickup location was changed without proper notice, and the trailer was not actually available there either, forcing another trip and a downgrade to a smaller unit. Staff also refused to escalate the complaint to a manager, extending the resolution time.