Experian Credit Reporting Complaint

Credit reporting company's investigation problem with statement of dispute

Experian Credit reporting department,

Credit reporting company's investigation Problem with statement of dispute Florida

They are refusing to follow the law. This is willful noncompliance. The FCRA clearly states the information in the credit bureaus files is the information that they store in there computer base on every consumer. The 610 ( a ) ( 1 ) [ 1681h ] identifies the proper identification required ( drivers license and SS card ) + a written request by the consumer. Basically it says that if a consumer asks the correct way, in writing, and has properly identified themselves, the - bureaus are required to disclose to the consumer exactly what documents are stored within their computer base that were used to verify the information that is being reported on them. There are - instances revealed in subsection ( - ), ( - ), whererby " accurate '' information can be removed. 1. ) if the information is outdated in Section 605. 2. ) The information can not be verified. " Verification '' is the focal point. I have attached the FCRA sections that state what I am stating as proof. I have also attached a letter from one of the hard inquiry companies that shows they requested to remove this hard inquiry by all - bureaus yet Experian still reports this inquiry. If this is not corrected I will take this to civil court. In the FCRA it also addresses the legal penalties to willful noncompliance.

Experian customer in Florida
Jan 24, 2017

* Source: CFPB Complaint Database

Experian response to complaint:
Closed with non-monetary relief

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