I have attempted to dispute several accounts and inquiries on my credit report that do not belong to me with Experian since XXXX XXXX. I sent in my personal information such as my license with address on it. Not only did Experian not do any investigation on it, they sent me a notice stating that they thought this was a suspicious request and that they wanted me to call to identify myself. I went ahead and did what they asked. I called Experian and gave them all my identifying information as well as answered several of their security questions and after going through all of this I am asked what I want to dispute. I tell them about all the inquiries which are reporting on my report over the last 6 months and how they do not belong to me and I am wanting to dispute the validity of them. I am then told that they can not initiate any investigations on inquiries and that I would have to call the creditor myself .... 

I am no expert at laws but I have researched the F.C.R.A. and I know that they can not simply chose to ignore my investigation requests. I also am not happy that they are claiming they ca n't investigate inquiries or set them up for a dispute when I know they can. I feel that this is a form of discrimination because I am from XXXX and they are simply refusing to help me when this is something that I know they do on a daily basis for millions of other Americans. Please help me in getting Experian to do its job properly before I have to file a lawsuit against them for discrimination and their violation of F.C.R.A.