Contact a consumer protection attorney familiar with the Electronic Funds Transfer Act (EFTA) to determine if a suit could fall within that...

Without seeing how the account(s) is/are being reported it's tough to say. Your response didn't fully get there, but I'm guessing that one of these...

I would send a certified letter to them. A certified letter will have tracking information showing that the letter was delivered.

Contact a consumer protection attorney familiar with the Fair Credit Reporting Act to review your situation. You will want to start by disputing...

Reach out to an attorney familiar with the Electronic Funds Transfer Act to review the situation. You should also save any and all correspondences...

I would check your statement and submit a "Notice of Error". Your mortgage statement should provide a specific address to mail that Notice of Error...

Contact a consumer protection attorney familiar with identity theft immediately. You'll want to start by freezing your credit so that more accounts...

Contact a consumer protection attorney and be prepared to share your dispute(s) and dispute results with them.

I would contact a consumer protection attorney familiar with the Fair Credit Billing Act. They would likely want to see the dispute you submitted,...

There's a potential bait and switch based on what you mentioned but it's tough to know without knowing more details and possibly seeing any...