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NEW: Elizabeth Warren and other U.S. senators sent letters grilling the nation’s major credit bureaus after a ProPublica investigation revealed two of the companies were fixing fewer consumers’ credit reports under the Trump administration.

propublica.orgLawmakers Demand Answers About Growing Number of Unfixed Mistakes on Credit ReportsFour senators wrote letters to Experian and TransUnion, requesting information on the companies’ dispute handling processes after ProPublica revealed they have been dismissing more consumer complaints...

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Just wait for social value scoring via AI data centers' surveillance storage and algorithms and certain communities/populations are SECRETLY downgraded for everything from credit to mortgage apps to school admissions, etc. because those industries have adopted the AI that implements SECRET scoring.

This is something a republican would NEVER do for its constituents. We almost got screwed of $1500 in "points" by our credit card, until we called this now trump defunct agency, and that same day we got our points back. Tell me magas why dont you give a shit?

Ok but we need like at least 50 more Elizabeth Warrens to deal with all the shady ass shenanigans being done to the most of us 😒 you know it’s true …I’d also like 50 Lina Khans and a sprinkle of Krugman 🤷🏼‍♀️ for now

Wonder how chump credit history is with all those bankruptcies. Still, modern business is all about stealing taxpayers money....

If you didn’t pay full amount. You have to beg for them to take it off month after month goes by. Also medical debt now shows up. Thanks maga

The psychology of credit scoring is wild — these three companies essentially control financial destiny for millions, yet operate with zero democratic oversight. Makes you wonder if we'd design this system differently if we started from scratch.

"Offering relief"? That implies a position of royalty & grace of power. How about calling it "fixing FRAUDULENT CHARGES" because I certianly never voted in private credit companies to destroy the lives of average Americans, did you?

Credit report errors are not small paperwork problems. They can affect housing, loans, employment, and financial stability. If fewer mistakes are being fixed, the public deserves clear answers on accountability, oversight, and consumer recourse.