I purchased a XXXX XXXX motorcycle 0n XXXX/XXXX/XXXX. Bank of America provided the financing as before on a previous XXXX purchase which was paid in full after only two years. The scheduled monthly payment was around {$320.00}. I paid however numerous payments of $ XXXX/month and by XXXX of XXXX, my loan was paid down to {$6800.00} from $ XXXX. I was sent overseas but received monthly statements which were forwarded to my neighbor for him to watch over my home and mail. Each B of A statement showed an Amount Due : {$00.00} because I was paid so far in advance. On the XXXX month, I returned home and found a nasty letter from B of A claiming that because I missed XXXX ( XXXX ) payments, They are calling in the loan and my interest rate went from 7.9 % to 29.88 % which tacked on close to {$10000.00} bringing my note to over {$16000.00}. I tried to rectify the problem but when they attempted to repossess the bike from my garage one evening, I was standing there with a shotgun. Needless to say, they failed and I alerted the police to their illegal activities. The collection agency took off and I found out when the XXXX officer came by my home that they had not received a call letting XXXX know they were collecting a debt. B of A is claiming on my XXXX credit reports, different payment dates and number of payments made. XXXX repost shows XXXX payment in XXXX. The other shows all payments made in XXXX. FALSE! The fact is the Charge Off is older than 7 years but B of A is falsifying my credit history and committing Consumer FRAUD! I am going to attach the dispute review so you can see the fraud first hand. 
Please ask B of A to verify ( showing payment proof ) that I made any payment after XXXX of XXXX. There will be a cancelled check as that is the way I paid my bills then. Thank you. 
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