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Anderson v. Bank of America aka FIA Card Services, Inc.

Alabama consumer sued Bank of America, which is also known as MBNA and now known as FIA Card Services, Inc. for placing false information on her credit reports. Consumer did not owe this account but Bank of America refused to remove it from Alabama consumer's account and refused to stop collection activities against consumer even though the consumer informed Bank of America the identity of the person who actually owed the account (the other person has a similar name). Suit was brought under Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act for the illegal use of auto dialers (computer generated calls with pre-recorded messages).

Anderson v. Bank of America aka FIA Card Services, Inc.

Alabama consumer sued Bank of America, which is now known as FIA Card Services, Inc. for placing false information on her credit reports. She does not owe this account but Bank of America refused to remove it from her account and refused to stop collection activities against her even though the consumer informed Bank of America the identity of the person who actually owed the account (the other person has a similar name). Suit was brought under Fair Credit Reporting Act and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. Read more about this case (PDF).

Berry v. Bank of America aka FIA Card Services, Inc; and TransUnion, LLC

This is a case filed by an Alabama consumer against Bank of America (FIA Card Services) and TransUnion for repeatedly verifying and keeping on the consumer's credit report a large Bank of America account which is not the consumer's account. This large account appeared on her credit reports and the consumer disputed the account with both Bank of America and TransUnion on multiple occasions but neither defendant did anything to fix this injustice. The lawsuit alleges that the defendants violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), and Alabama state law (defamation, invasion of privacy, wantonness, intentional conduct, and malice). Read more about this case (PDF).

Hall v. James G. Brown, Davidson Trucking et al

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