She bought a brand new Honda automatic shift from Larry Miller Honda. But shortly after she took it home, she had to bring it back, because our nations credit bureaus report her deceased. It seems a company called People's Bank in Bridgeport, Connecticut told the credit bureaus Colleen is deceased. Colleen has called and sent certified letters, but can't seem to convince the credit bureaus, nor People's Bank that she is alive. I've sent them such things as birth certificate, a copy of passport, social security card, driver's license.
Nobody has responded, nobody wants to take responsibility.
Indeed, Experian wrote their investigation is now completed, and Colleen is still deceased. So, when the people at Larry Miller Honda check Colleen's credit, they find she is dead. Banks won't lend money to anyone who claims to be Colleen now, because it could be a case of fraud, stolen identity. The bank turned it down saying you have a customer who is deceased, so, we had no way to go. Well, this is ridiculous.