I recently signed up for credit mointoring on Experian 's website and noticed erroneous account on my report. Following this discovery I sent Experian correspondence dated XX/XX/2015 ( see attacehed dispute letter ), alerting them of the frivolous information and requesting an investigation. I also sent Experian a copy of my driver 's license, SSN card and recent utility bill. To my bewilderment, Experian responded back with a notice stating they received a " suspicious request for investigation '' ( see attached response ) and claimed the person that sent this dispute was not me and hence Experian refused to investigate the frivolous items. 
This issue made me refer the matter to my legal council, who assured me that Experian is required by the Fair Credit Reporting Act to maintain accurate report information and is duly responsible to investigate any questionable items, which in this case they have blatantly refused to do so. Ironically, XXXX of the collection companies reporting on Experian that I called by phone, XXXX and XXXX were able to withdraw the accounts from Experian by acting unilaterally. 
Once again, the items I detailed need to be rectified or I shall have no choice but to pursue this matter using judicial means.