U.S. Bancorp Credit Card Complaint

U.S. Bancorp Credit card department,

Delinquent account New Jersey

Elan Financial Services began servicing a current Fidelity credit card that I own. During the transition, Elan turned off my automatic payment status which was in place with Fidelity. Because of that, my payment was not processed for one month. Elan failed to notify me of this either by phone, email or mail and my status became 30 days late. Elan acknowledged that they erroneously turned off my auto pay and agreed to remove my 30-day late status with the - credit reporting agencies, -, - and -. I have called Elan repeatedly and have asked that they update my status from late to current with the credit reporting agencies and they have not yet done so. I have asked for a letter confirming the removal of the late status so that I can remove this " late '' status from the - reporting agencies myself and they have refused to provide one. I have tried to dispute my negative status with the - agencies but Elan has yet to update my status from " late '' to " current, '' therefore my late status will continue to be reported as such. Unless Elan update my status from late to current with the - reporting agencies, my negative status will remain in place. This error had caused me to be declined for credit cards and banking institutions.