Product: Credit reporting or other personal consumer reports

Dear LexisNexis Risk Solutions : case number XXXX I recently filed a dispute with them regarding my bankruptcy case. You entered the " pacer '' site and took my personal information and then sold it without my consent to credit agencies and other companies. I am contacting you again to tell you that you have NO RIGHT to sell my personal information to anyone without my consent or to share my information unless a court orders it. 
Under Florida law you must remove any inaccurate information from my credit. You are not verifying anything, you are just limiting yourself to telling me that you saw the " pacer '' page and that the information is correct. I repeat, I HAVE NOT AUTHORIZED LEXIS NEXIS TO ENTER AN INTERNET SITE TO COLLECT MY INFORMATION AND SELL IT TO THIRD PARTIES. Please take action on this as soon as possible. 
I obtained my Lexis Nexis Risk Solutions credit report through a recent request to your company. 
There was a U. S. Bankruptcy Court items listed on my credit reports. Per the FCRA 623 ( a ) ( 5 ) : If a credit reporting agency can not VALIDATE the information with the ORIGINAL CREDITOR, they must remove said information from the consumer credit file. 
The Bankruptcy Court has mailed me a letter which emphatically stated that they do NOT provide any information to credit reporting agencies, nor do they ever validate and/or confirm public records. It is the credit reporting agencies, and/or other third party providers who collect information regarding public cases from public records. Public records information is NEVER validated by the U. S. Court system due to the Fair Credit Reporting Agency PRIVACY LAW. 
My inquiry to the U. S. Bankruptcy Courts confirmed Lexis Nexis has never validated or verified this public record entry on my credit report, neither will they ever be by them. They further stated while they are NOT liable or responsible for any MISUSE or INCORRECT public records, nor the distribution of said information, public records may, and oftentimes are, reported by third party sources unaware to the consumer, and in most cases, incorrectly. Considering the information indicating a Fair Credit Reporting Act violation, I need all bankruptcy information currently showing under my social security number to be PERMANENTLY DELETED from my credit report immediately. 
The Lexis Nexis credit report agency needs to provide me with copies of all documentation associated with the Public Record Accounts bearing either a court order to place this information in my credit report, or my authorization of release BEARING MY SIGNATURE. In the meantime, to be in full compliance with the FCRA laws and guidelines, all the information listed under Public Records needs to be immediately deleted from the credit file you maintain under my name and social security number. Be further advised that I am closely monitoring my credit file. Per the Federal Law, you have exactly 30 days to complete this investigation as outlined per the Fair Credit Reporting Act 623 ( a ) ( 3 ). 
Per the Federal Credit Reporting Act, Section 609 ( a ) ( 1 ) ( a ), you are required by federal law to verify through physical verification of the original signed consumer contract and/or judgment ( s ) all accounts and public information that you post on anyones credit report. 
Otherwise, anyone paying for your reporting services could fax, mail, email in fraudulent and erroneous account information. As such, if this unauthorized public record information is not deleted from my credit report within the next 30 days, I will be filing a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. 
Failure to respond in a satisfactory manner within 30 days of receipt of this certified letter will result in a small claims action against the Lexis Nexis Credit Reporting Agency. I will be seeking no less than {$5000.00} in damages for, but not limited to : 1 ) Defamation ; 2 ) Negligent Enhancement of Identity Fraud ; 3 ) Violation of the Fair Credit Reporting Act and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. 
Sincerely, XXXX XXXX