Experian has been delivered XXXX deletion requests XXXX, XXXX being with XXXX # XXXX for an improper collection. I 've also submitted documentation showing the previous lawsuit against the collector and outcome of them agreeing to delete. 

I was told the investigation department was going to contact me within 5 days. This did not happen. When I contacted Experian again 7 days later, I was told they had n't investigated this yet. I was also told I could not speak with a supervisor and was also given a non-working number to contact after the representative refused to assist further. 

Now, with proper documentation, a binding agreement to delete, and XXXX NUMBERS requesting deletion, it 's now clear that Experian is now ( and has been for some time as the first request was filed in XXXX 2015 XXXX violating the FDCPA 15 USC 1692e. 

The only logical recourse now is immediate deletion. If this is unacceptable, I have already spoken with my attorney and we will pursue action against Experian as this has cause both monetary and reputation damage to myself as well as an immense amount of emotional stress and difficulty.