Three years in a row I 've tried to receive my credit report online. Never had issues with XXXX or XXXX. Equifax is the only one that repeatedly will not provide my free report online. I needed to dispute inaccuracies on my reports that are being shown on various websites. I did that through XXXX, and XXXX just fine. I go to file an online dispute with Equifax and was denied access due to my failing of verification questions. The same thing that happens each and every time I 've ever tried to receive my free report online. I have to wait weeks for it to come in the mail, if it shows up at all. Upon submission, the page comes up with an error message that says, " the information you provided does not match our records. '' Well, the questions they asked were pretty straight forward. 1. ) Mortgage loan. - Well I 've never owned a home. Obviously the answer is none of the above. 2. ) Monthly payment of above loan - Well I do n't have one. Obviously the answer is none of the above. 3. ) Address associated with my credit - I know where I 've lived. 4. ) Auto loan I just paid off last month - I know what bank I 've been paying each month for years. YET! It tells me that information is wrong. Simply due to clear inaccuracies of their " records '' and now being concerned about possible identity theft I phoned multiple times to receive another free report in which I 'm ENTITLED TO BY FEDERAL LAW. Spoke with numerous people, through numerous departments, with even a supervisor and they REFUSE to give me my free report. They 're very quick to offer to give me one if I pay for it though. This is fraud, and breaking federal law ; and I was very concise in explaining to them the laws they 're breaking. It 's clear their " records '' are incorrect, contain inaccuracies, or I would n't have failed the verification questions. If I have evidence they are reporting wrong information, their records are inaccurate, or am concerned about theft, it does n't matter if I received my free report nine months ago ; I am entitled to another one from their bureau. After doing research, it seems this is common practice with Equifax just to get people to purchase another report. I smell a class action lawsuit coming in the foreseeable future, which is why I " audio recorded '' their associates refusing to provide me my report unless I paid for it. Their online error messages suggest solutions, which are quickly denied upon contacting them. They are reporting false information, and refuse to provide me with the required information to be able to dispute it. THAT IS ILLEGAL!!!!