Full archive · updated Aug 12, 2026
Complaint overview
A simple view of volume, common products, recurring language, and unusual changes.
Flexible movement view
Complaint volume by your dates
Each bar is the number of reports received in one month. Choose any range from 2011-12-01 through 2026-08-09. The final week may be incomplete.
Independent period checks
How did each period compare with its own history?
Period A and Period B do not act as each other’s baseline. Each gets a separate expected total from the 26 weeks immediately before it.
- Expected total
- 546,714
- Change vs its own expected
- +5.1%
- Weekly pace
- 143,698
- Signal score
- 0.61
Expected uses the median of 26 weeks from Dec 8, 2025 → Jun 7, 2026.
- Expected total
- 709,085
- Change vs its own expected
- -0.4%
- Weekly pace
- 141,213
- Signal score
- -0.12
Expected uses the median of 26 weeks from Jan 5, 2026 → Jul 5, 2026.
Period B’s weekly reporting pace was 1.7% lower than Period A. Each period’s change-versus-expected result above is the more like-for-like historical check.
Signal score is the weekly pace’s distance from its own 26-week median, scaled by typical variation. It is not a probability. Lower complaint reporting is not automatically an improvement.
Product mix
Where voice concentrates
Historical watchlist
Changes worth reading by week
For this selected week, expected is the median of Jan 12, 2026 → Jul 12, 2026. Recent change compares the selected week with the average from Jun 15, 2026 → Jul 12, 2026.
Common language
Narrative themes
Inaccurate reports and disputes38.8% of the topic sample
Late or missed payments33.8% of the topic sample
Identity theft and hard inquiries10.3% of the topic sample
Credit reporting and furnishing6.2% of the topic sample
Real state borders · interactive depth map
Complaint concentration by state
Color and raised-state motion show relative concentration. This uses geographic state boundaries; Alaska and Hawaii appear as map insets. Counts describe submitted reports, not proven harm.