On XXXX XXXX, XXXX, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage ( Wells ) sent me a letter advising that my HELOC would mature on XXXX XXXX, XXXX. Upon receipt of this letter I contacted Wells, in accordance with the provisions in their letter, to discuss options if I was unable to pay the full balance due at maturity. Through numerous discussions with Wells staff for 18 months I was advised that making monthly payments to them was not an option. I submitted a complaint to this agency in XXXX, XXXX advising of this situation for my attempt to somehow continue to make payments on my HELOC. NOTE : Despite my efforts to establish a payment plan for 4 months prior to my HELOC maturity date, Wells began to aversely report on my HELOC to the credit bureaus. I notified your agency of my dilemma and after your agency intervened Wells then agreed to establish a payment plan with me. I received a modification agreement in XXXX, from Wells after making XXXX trial payments with them. Upon my receipt and review of the modification documents I found the following clause, " Currently I have a past due amount on my Account. The Bank and I agree that if the terms of this Agreement are followed, my Account will not be considered past due from the date of this Agreement on a go forward basis. '' While technically, my loan matured some time ago, I exercised ongoing attempts to avoid an adverse situation on this account. Once the CFPB got involved Wells decided to establish a payment plan with me. I have requested that my credit bureau report ( s ) be corrected to not reflect this adverse information. Especially since I have an impeccable credit record aside from this account. It is my opinion the above described clause in the modification agreement is UNFAIR, particularly in light of the definition of UNFAIR in accordance with its definition in the Unfair, Deceptive, Abusive Acts or Practices Act ( UDAAP ). 
