Consumer complaint: Dispute of past due reports on our XXXX Business card from : XXXX BANKPO BOX XXXX XXXX, MO XXXX a number of years, every month I receive an identical email notice from US Bank stating the following : ****************************************************************Account Number ending in XXXX Online Statement through XXXX/XXXX/XXXX is now available. To view, log in to U.S. Bank XXXX Banking at XXXX. 
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U.S. Bank Online BankingXXXXIn response to this notice each month I attempted to follow up with U.S. Bank Online Banking at usbank.com. Each time I received the same message : Sorry, our system is currently unavailable. Please try againOn occasion I did call the bank to inquire about my balance and was assured it was XXXX. Therefore, each month, since I had not used this account, I did not feel it was necessary to call US Bank to learn that I owed nothing. 

The following shows my account balances as reported by the bank to the credit bureau for eight months : XXXX XXXX $ XXXX XXXX $ XXXX XXXX $ XXXX XXXX $ XXXX XXXX $ XXXX XXXX $ XXXX XXXX $ XXXX XXXX $ XXXX starting in XXXX they reported the following : XXXX XXXX $ XXXX XXXX : $ XXXX XXXX : $ XXXX XXXX : $ XXXX XXXX : $ XXXX XXXX : $ XXXX for months I 've received an email alert from US Bank even though I owed them nothing. Apparently in XXXX of this year they charged me their annual fee of {$39.00}. All I received was the same generic alert ( shown above ). Each month after that I received the same notice with NO indication my payment was delinquent. The bank never directly contacted me that a payment was past due by any other means. With my numerous other credit cards I normally receive a phone call, mailed notice and/or an email indicating that I had a past due balance. According to the Fair Credit Billing Act ( FCBA ) US Bank is obligated to provide me a statement for each billing period in which I owe more than XXXX dollar or on which I have been charged a finance charge - No such notice was given by US Bank! Instead each month they just added on a late fee without any indication to me that a payment was past due. While neglecting to inform me, they did not miss the opportunity to tell the credit bureaus. 

Now I 'm told that XXXX wife 's and my credit score or so low that purchasing a new home is not possible - This is a direct result of US Bank. 

In an hour long conversation with US Bank they did finally agreed to eliminate all the late charges and I paid the {$39.00} annual fee. However, they refused to take any steps to correct their delinquent payment reports to the XXXX credit bureaus. I filled an appeal with the credit bureaus and US Bank continues to refuse to remove the dings to our credit reportMy wife and I wish to re-establish our good credit. We should not be penalized by US Bank 's poor business practice and systems. 

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