Product: Credit reporting or other personal consumer reports

I sent my dispute letter via mail to XXXX, and Transunion stating a request for a verified and validation of the accounts listed on my credit report. 

XXXX. ACCOUNT NAME : XXXX XXXX ( Closed ) ACCOUNT NUMBER : XXXX XXXX ACCOUNT STATUS : Charge-off XXXX. ACCOUNT NAME : XXXX XXXX ( Closed ) ACCOUNT NUMBER : XXXX ACCOUNT STATUS : Charge-Off I request that they conduct a re-investigation of these accounts and provide me with the following information : XXXXThe name of the person who verified and validated this information XXXX.Their title and position within the company XXXX. Proof and certification of thee information provided Transunion responds was the accounts were verified and updated. As well as XXXX. 

as I recently pull my credit report I STILL noticed some inaccuracies and discrepancies, which follows TransUnion lists the account type as " Revolving '' and details it as a " Charge account. '' XXXX does not provide a detailed account type, which leads to an inconsistency in the way this account is being reported. 
XXXX. Date Opened : TransUnion reports the date opened as " XX/XX/XXXX. '' XXXX reports the date opened as " XX/XX/XXXX. '' This discrepancy in the account opening date can lead to inaccurate credit reporting and affect the calculation of my credit age. 
XXXX Credit Limit XXXX TransUnion lists the credit limit as " {$3200.00}. '' XXXX lists the credit limit as " {$0.00}. '' The incorrect reporting of a {$0.00} credit limit is inaccurate and affects my credit utilization ratio, which is a critical component of my XXXX XXXX. 
XXXX. Date Last Active : TransUnion lists the date last active as " XX/XX/XXXX. '' XXXX lists the date last active as " XX/XX/XXXX. '' The date last active is inconsistent, which could affect the reporting of account activity and status. 
XXXX. Date of Last Payment : XXXX reports a last payment date of " XX/XX/XXXX, '' while TransUnion provides no such date. This inconsistency affects the accuracy of the accounts payment history. 
XXXX. High Credit : TransUnion and XXXX both report a high credit of {$2000.00}. However, XXXX does not list this information, causing a discrepancy. 
XXXX. Reporting of Monthly Payment and Account Balance : TransUnion and XXXX both report the monthly payment as " {$0.00} '' and the balance as " {$0.00}, '' but there is no consistent reporting across all bureaus regarding these values. 
XXXX. Comments and Account Status : The comments and account status show that this account has been charged off and purchased by another lender. However, the specific dates of the charge-off and sale are not consistently reported across the bureaus, which can lead to misunderstandings about the current status of this account. 
XXXX. XXXX Payment History : The payment history reported by XXXX indicates the account was " OK '' for several months, but this information is inconsistent with the derogatory status reported by other bureaus, suggesting errors in the reported payment history. 
Legal Basis for Dispute : Under 15 U.S.C. 1681i, I have the right to dispute inaccurate information on my credit report. The Fair Credit Reporting Act requires credit reporting agencies to ensure the accuracy of the information they provide and to promptly investigate any disputed items.