There is a collection account reporting on my credit reports from a company identifying itself as XXXX XXXX XXXX for an alleged debt of {$720.00}. I have strongly disputed this alleged debt with both XXXX XXXX and the consumer reporting agencies. XXXX has sent me documentation that failed to adequately prove that I have any ownership of or liability for this alleged debt and that dispute is still being handled through other channels. Recently, however, I spoke to the consumer reporting agency Experian who has claimed to have verified this alleged debt. I spoke to a female representative in their " Special Handling '' department and demanded that I be sent the exact details of their supposed investigation as is my right under FCRA Section 611 ( 6 ) and ( 7 ). This agent told me flat-out that Experian had XXXX obligation to provide me with such information even after I quoted her the exact section of the FCRA that proves I have every right to this information AND provided her with court cases that backed up this right. Experian has refused to re-investigate this alleged debt and has also refused to provide me with the information used to verify it. This behavior violates my consumer rights and must be addressed promptly. Since I know that XXXX has so-far failed to properly verify or validate this alleged debt, it is absolutely impossible to believe that Experian has somehow managed to do just that. I demand that this illegally-reporting tradeline be permanently deleted from my consumer report or I will file suit against Experian for their willful violations of my federally-protected consumer rights.