I filed a dispute with Experian for incorrect information in my Credit Report, Report Number : XXXX, they said it was still open. Please refer to CFPB case number : XXXX. Today they closed the dispute without correcting/removing the incorrect information and still saying the account is mine. Everything remained the same. They have failed to provide proof of ownership for this account. 

I have contacted XXXX via the number they provided ( XXXX ) and they have no record of my alleged account. This account does n't belong to me, and I do n't recognize this debt or owe any money to this creditor. If valid it would have been paid. Both, XXXX and XXXX have concluded their investigation and removed the account from my credit report. They have verified the account is not mine and Fair Credit Reporting Act, states you are required by law to remove any negative item that has been closed after 7 years. Moreover, this debt appears to be past the Statute of Limitations so it meets all the criteria to be removed. Just because someone opened an account with my personal information, and the creditor reported this, I am liable for the account??!?! How is it possible, XXXX credit reporting agencies have investigated and concluded the account in question is not mine, and updated the information accordingly, you still say the opposite? 

Experian needs to correct / remove the following information from my credit report :1. Address : XXXX XXXX XXXX ( This Address is not mine ) 2. Fraud Alert : An Alert was placed on my file without me requesting it. Please Remove it ASAP. 
3. Credit Account ( XXXX ) : Experian need to provide proof I opened the account in question, the purchases that were made and signed documents. I have already filed a complaint with XXXX on XXXX/XXXX/2015 against Experian. Complaint ID : XXXX. 

If you still insist in keeping the account there, and not correcting / remove the incorrect data, I will escalate this to the FTC, my state attorney general, and will sue Experian.