Product: Credit reporting, credit repair services, or other personal consumer reports

This is not a duplicate complaint in that it contains new and current information requiring a thorough investigation which EXPERIAN claims to have done. 

Experian replied the complaint appeared to have been originated by someone else. Experian had previously stated they were under no obligation to re-investigate my complaint and this continued obfuscation is a clear indication of their guilt. Experian has an affirmative obligation to thoroughly investigate a complaint but instead they have aligned themselves with the abusing creditor XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX. I am asking CFPB to compel Experian to respond and investigate the matter. Moreover, I demand strict proof of Experian 's prior contemporaneous investigation into this matter. This complaint involves XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX Account XXXX. This account is found on my Experian Credit Report. I am disputing the accuracy and legitimacy of this account charges. When these charges initially surfaced, I contacted XXXX and reported the charges fraudulent. The largest of the largest charges, I was able to track to a furniture store who provided me a copy of the signed document receipt. They provided information that an older female signed the invoice and the delivery address was not my address nor was it an address I had ever lived. I provided XXXX  this information and subsequently, I provided XXXX all local Police Reports, and XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX reports of the identity theft and fraudulent use of the card. I provided XXXX the report from the U.S. Department of State as well as the XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX advising both me and my husband that we had been victim of a breach and that our information had been identified in use on the dark web. As a direct result, XXXX refused to conduct a comprehensive, reliable investigation in a timely manner that would have allowed the individuals responsible to be brought to justice. Instead, I was repeatedly told " our investigation does not indicate fraud. '' When asked to provide strict proof of their investigation and findings, I was met with hostility. I have been pursuing this matter now for over five years, to no avail. CREDIT CARD and CREDIT REPORTING AGENCIES have an affirmative obligation to Investigate Consumer Credit Report Disputes in a timely fashion and to provide the results of those investigations. XXXX and XXXX XXXX have failed to do either. The other two credit bureaus, XXXX and Experian have removed this account, with prejudice, from my credit report. A second matter is related to a bankruptcy, XXXX filed XX/XX/XXXX. The filing is subject to a mandatory removal XX/XX/XXXX. I have repeatedly disputed this reporting based upon the fact the bankruptcy court dismissed the case without any discharge and that all creditors were paid satisfactorily. While your position is that XXXX XXXX reserves the right and ability to report the information for ten years, you have no statutory obligation to do so. I continue to labor under the reporting of this bankruptcy and it has a major impact on my credit report and XXXX  Score. I am asking respectfully that you remove this bankruptcy from my credit report early and allow me to move forward in the current dire circumstance. 


I want the CFPB to publish this description on consumerfinance.gov so that others can learn from my experience. 

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What would be a fair resolution to this issue? 
Fairness will be for Experian to strike the XXXX  Account with prejudice, update my credit report and provide me a new report. I will continue to prosecute and compel Experian and XXXX to comply.