I filed a dispute with Experian to get several items removed from my credit, since they have expired based on Florida Statute 95.11.2(C) for mortgages and XXXX for credit cards. I am disputing credit cards and mortgages that have passed the statute of limitations pursuant to Florida Statute of Limitations. Not only did Experian not follow the Florida Statute of Limitations, but the results they provided at the end of the dispute are completely off-base and incorrect.  Experian stated dates on their "results" that did not even make sense based on the information supposedly reported by the creditors on my credit report. In my opinion Experian is simply echoing what the creditor is telling them, instead of taking XXXX sets of information and then using the law to find the correct conclusion or result to the dispute. Experian is taking matters into their own hands and not abiding by the law, whether it is the Florida Statute of Limitation or the FCRA. Experian is passing judgment as THEY see fit and not as the established law states it should be.