This is a copy of a letter that was sent to Wells Fargo that explains the situation. 
XXXX # XXXXXX/XX/XXXXAttention : Customer Support, My loan has been reported late for 6 years now and I have never missed a payment. I have written letters like the one below and not had any favorable response. Please keep in mind my payments are auto drafted every XXXX weeks. 
The history is as follows1 ) XX/XX/XXXX my father was diagnosed with XXXX XXXX and given XXXX. 
2 ) I called XXXX XXXX to tell them I would miss some work and went through a lengthy telephone interview3 ) As a result of said interview I was told my next XXXX payments ( XXXX ) would not be drafted and they would be added to the end of my loan. 
4 ) Said payments were not drafted even though there was an ample balance in my account. 
5 ) Years later I discovered my loan being reported late every month yet my payments have been drafted every XXXX weeks on time and never missed. 
Please look at the payment history. You auto draft a payment every XXXX weeks on time and never missed. The only response I received from you is that I asked to not auto draft the payment and I would send it. This makes no sense. I have always had an ample balance in the bank and would not make this mistake. 

I was told that I could pay up by a Wells Forgo representative that I could pay the XXXX payments in question and they would drop the late payments and additional charges which I can do any time. However, my credit is a bigger concern. I asked for a letter from you stating this was an error so I can fix my credit and it was denied. I am asking one more time for help in this matter before I call my attorney general to report this as I am not at fault. This error has affected my ability to secure credit for my business. Your immediate attention is greatly needed. 

I am prepared to pay the payments in question, however I am not at fault for the late payments and interest. I have tried to resolve this on more than XXXX calls or letters and they keep telling me It 's my error, but is is not. My first contact was with XXXX XXXX which authorized a XXXX payment ( XXXX ) " skip a pay '' which occurred and then XXXX sold to Wachovia and the payments started to be reported as late. 
