I am writing to report problems with the customer service provided by Equifax, which interfere with access to credit records. 

I was recently informed by XXXX, XXXX that information including my name, DOB, SSN, home address, email address, and employment information have been compromised by their system. On XXXX/XXXX/15 I mailed a certified letter to Equifax, confirming a fraud alert that I had placed by phone and additionally requesting a security freeze. My letter included a XXXX form and a utility bill that show my SSN ( on the XXXX ) and my current address ( on both documents ), as required. On XXXX XXXX I received a letter dated XXXX XXXX confirming the security freeze and indicating a personal identification number ( PIN ). That letter was correctly mailed to my correct address. 

Subsequently I received a letter from Equifax, dated XXXX/XXXX/15, confirming a change of address. The indicated address was essentially the same as my current address ( which has not changed this year ), with the exceptions of a spelling error in the street name and the city designation associated with the zip code. Although the indicated address was close enough to the correct address for the letter to reach my home, the errors would cause problems with identification questions in any future on-line transactions. The confirmation letter indicated : '' If you dispute or have questions regarding this address change ... please contact us atXXXX ... please have available the XXXX personal identification number ( PIN ) that we provided to you when the security freeze was first placed on your credit file. " On XXXX/XXXX/15 I phoned the indicated number, and spent about XXXX minutes speaking with an agent ( " XXXX '' ), a supervisor ( " XXXX '' ), and waiting on hold, but I was not able to get the address corrected. The specific problems I encountered are detailed in an Word document to be attached.