In XXXX, XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX, and XXXX issued a XXXX ( Cancellation of Debt ) for the credit card accounts I had with the banks. Therefore, per Debt Buyers ' XXXX v. XXXX ( XXXX XXXX ), the banks are prohibited from " pursuing debt collection and enforcement activities after such forms are issued ''. The issuance of the XXXX creates a XXXX balance with the banks for me. And, I had to pay taxes on those funds. But, the banks keep reporting to Equifax, XXXX, and XXXX ( credit agencies ) that they are actively pursuing payment for the accounts. Their reporting makes it look like I have open accounts with monthly payments due and account balances. And, I do n't. 

I filed complaints with Equifax, XXXX, and XXXX in XXXX of XXXX but the credit agencies sent back very vague replies that I did not understand ( and I am a college graduate with extensive work experience ). And, the inaccurate information is still on my credit reports. 

If the banks discharged the debt, then the accounts should not appear as " open '' on the credit reports and they should not indicate that I have monthly payments due, and account balances ( meaning, the banks are expecting to have the balances paid down ). 

Everyone knows that posting debt information on a credit report is an act of pursing debt. Since the banks are prohibited from pursuing the debt ( because of the XXXX and statute of limitations ), then they should not be reporting that they are doing so. 
Dispute Report Numbers : XXXX : XXXXXXXX : XXXXXXXXEquifax : XXXX