I could not select the proper option from the list, so I apologize for that. There was not a category that addressed this issue. 

I have struggled over the years to get inaccurate information removed, but that is a conversation for another day. My main issue right now is that a few weeks ago I paid off my home mortgage with a lump sum payment. 
As a result of this lump sum payment, my credit score decreased significantly. I believe the scoring systems to be completely fraudulent for punishing a person for paying off a loan early. This is counterintuitive. Paying off an item early should should responsibility, discipline, and high creditworthiness. Punishing for paying off early due to the " longest credit line '' scoring factor is abuse of power. 

In addition, if someone pays off credit cards every month and does not maintain a balance, this should not have a negative impact on their credit score. Currently, It does. People are given higher scores if they keep a small balance on their credit card and just make minimum payments. This is another counterintuitive scoring technique. Isn't the person who pays off their balances every month more credit worthy than those who do not? Leaving a balance and just paying the minimum payment costs the public a tremendous amount of money every year as they are trying to get better credit scores. 

I believe these two items, along with many others is unjust and preys on individuals by lowering scores and making it difficult to obtain credit at good rates when they should be considered highly credit worthy.