I have a so called " Personal Service Loan '' with XXXX. It was opened in XX/XX/XXXX. In XX/XX/XXXX, my relationship with XXXX was terminated and my accounts, including this loan, were closed. For the first few months after account closure, I was not receiving statements. I do now receive statements, but often times weeks after the date the statements indicate they were mailed. 

At that time, XXXX was incorrectly listing my account as a revolving credit line. Sometime around XX/XX/XXXX, I disputed it with Equifax. Equifax completed the dispute and reclassified it as an installment loan ( see attached credit report dated XX/XX/XXXX ). Up until today, XX/XX/XXXX, this account was always classified as a CLOSED installment account. When I checked my report today, much to my surprise this account is now listed as an OPENED revolving account with a XXXX late notation. Not only is this account misclassified, something that was initially changed through dispute procedure has been changed without informing me of this change, a violation of FCRA. 

In addition, this account has never been XXXX+ days past due. The minimum payment due on this CLOSED account is {$550.00}. On XX/XX/XXXX, there was a payment made in the amount of {$600.00} -- {$45.00} more than required. In order for that payment to have been deemed late, it would have had to be received after XX/XX/XXXX. 

On XX/XX/XXXX, I made a payment of {$500.00}. Together with the overpayment from XX/XX/XXXX, the total payment made was {$540.00}, which is more than the {$520.00} that was due for that period. However, XXXX is now indicating that my account is {$20.00} past due more than XXXX days. That is not the case. I would never allow a negative entry to be made on my credit report over such a miniscule amount like {$20.00}. Also, I would point out that the payment key on the account indicates as current status.