I find out that collection agencies are transferring, and, or selling disputed XXXX charge-off accounts amongst each other in a deliberate attempt to prolong how long negative records stay on my credit report and by so doing preventing XXXX XXXX score from increasing. The four companies are : XXXX. XXXX XXXX XXXX. XXXX XXXX XXXX. XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX. XXXX XXXX I was a victim of identity theft which resulted in the issuance of credit cards in my name to miscreants. While several of the credit card issuing companies reviewed my claim and closed the cards, others chose to charge-off the balance owed, all of which occurred XXXX. I filed police report and secured my credit record with Identity Theft security. Subsequently, I refused to file for bankruptcy as advised by debt collectors, The debt collectors harassed me relentlessly asking to collect debts I did not owe. I wrote them all back asking for records of the alleged debts, including, signed copy of debt-application, record of debts alleged, and, or credit card usage, the signed-invoices, date-stamped video recordings while cards were being used. Also schedule of items purchased, or the description of products or services the alleged credit cards were used for. I also asked for date-stamped receipts of collection agency purchase of the alleged debts to compare with issuing card company charge-off date. Notwithstanding my requests to these collection companies, I expect that all negative reporting on these XXXX charged-off accounts should have come-off my credit reports by now. Can you please check in with these companies for reasons why they would want to sell and resell these charged off accounts ( to their subsidiaries and, or affiliates ) so that they can keep renewing the reporting on my credit report, not considering the accounts have been charged off since XXXX... 

Your time and thoughtful consideration are greatly appreciated. 
Thanks, XXXX XXXX XXXX