I originally had XXXX school loans with XXXX that were transferred to XXXX in XXXX. In XXXX both loans with XXXX were paid in full. Now in XXXX I pulled my credit reports from XXXX XXXX and transunion saw XXXX is reporting both loans payment history incorrectly ; in payment history XXXX since XXXX reports no payment history until XXXX, which is the final payment payment owed. Also XXXX does not report who the original creditor, XXXX XXXX on either account. This is completely inaccurate. I disputed both loans on all XXXX credit reports. In XXXX I received notice from all XXXX bureaus verified the information as accurate. Per fair credit reporting act, a creditor has to report complete and accurate information to credit bureaus by law or if incomplete and inaccurate by law has to be removed from a credit report at all credit bureaus. Also under fcra I have the right to request from the creditor the information provided to the credit bureaus to verify the debt information as accurate. So I called XXXX on XX/XX/XXXX and spoke to rep XXXX employee ID number XXXX. I advised her of my plight, and I was requesting that a copy of that information be sent to me that was used to verify the payment history per my rights under fcra. XXXX informed me that they do n't actually keep record of each payment you make and when. They only report the date when the account has been paid in full. In my case, XX/XX/XXXX. Which is exactly what 's reported on all XXXX credit reports, no other pay history accept being paid in full on XXXX. I advised XXXX of fcra law, and I wanted the accounts removed. XXXX refused also to send copies of the information sent to credit bureaus to verify accounts and XXXX advised that was n't going to happen either. I stated under fcra law it was my right to ask for and receive this information, if they refused they are violating fcra law and can be sued. XXXX laughed then asked if I knew how long XXXX has operated like that, and if they were breaking laws someone would have complained about it before.i advised her you know your on a recorded line and admitting XXXX is violating fcra laws. XXXX can be sued for this, I then asked how to reach their legal department, XXXX then advised that XXXX does n't have XXXX.