Consumer complaint received 2020-04-23
Company: GOLDMAN SACHS BANK USA
State: AZ
Product: Credit reporting, credit repair services, or other personal consumer reports
Sub-product: Credit reporting
Issue: Incorrect information on your report
Sub-issue: Old information reappears or never goes away

Complaint:
Apple, Inc. offers a credit card, the Apple Card, which is issued by Goldman Sachs. One can apply for the Apple Card from the XXXX app on their XXXX, which I have done more than once. My application has been denied each time ( most recently today, XX/XX/XXXX ), and each time I have received an email explaining the reason for the decision. In every email, the reason is " You have recently been past due, '' and my credit score is displayed as XXXX ; each email states that the score was obtained from TransUnion and provides a phone number to call XXXX  with questions. 

Every time I receive this email, the same information is displayed ; I will attach a copy of the most recent email I received regarding the decision made by Goldman Sachs based off the information they received from TransUnion on XX/XX/XXXX, which I am attesting is inaccurate. At the time of this writing, I am currently and have been on hold with TransUnion for over eight hours cumulative, and my credit score -- as reported for free through the XXXX XXXX app and provided by TransUnion -- is XXXX ( a screenshot will be attached ). I have not been late on any non-medical payments in two years, which is reflected in my Credit Karma app ( I have also attached screenshots to support this ), and the XXXX credit score lines up with my credit history from approximately two years ago -- I have access to free copies of my credit report through XXXX XXXX going as far back as XXXX, and although I haven't always used XXXX XXXX as frequently as I do now, there's a score of XXXX around the time I imagine this score of XXXX might fit. 

I called TransUnion earlier today ( XX/XX/XXXX ) using the phone number provided in the email I received. I waited on hold for an hour and explained my situation to the representative who took my call. She stated she could sell me a copy of my credit report for {$9.00}, but for my security she couldn't give me any information over the phone. When I expressed disappointment, she stopped speaking to me for at least two minutes. When I asked her how she expected the call to end because I had no intention of hanging up, she hung up on me. I called back from the same phone number XXXX my personal mobile phone number ) and waited for another hour, asked for a supervisor, and have since been waiting for over seven hours with no answer and no further guidance. I know that currently, due to COVID-19, they are operating under alternate hours, and they " close '' at XXXX Eastern ; I live in Arizona, so at the time of this writing it is XXXX XXXX Arizona time and they are closed, but I am still waiting on hold. I will continue to wait as long as I must to get an answer, or until the call disconnects, because I need guidance regarding why my credit score is being reported by one company, TransUnion, to two different companies as two different scores.

Company response to consumer: Closed with explanation