According to the Fair Credit Reporting Act ( FCRA ) the consumer reporting companies role is to review the accuracy and completeness of any dispute by contacting the source ( creditor/s ) and to inform the creditor/s of all relevant information regarding consumer 's dispute. For over XXXX year I have asked why the XXXX XXXX Account is being reported as an adverse account or an account that may be considered negative. The credit agencies have failed to address this very issue. The only responses received from the credit agencies are that the XXXX XXXX account is being reported accurately. 
I have written letters to XXXX XXXX asking why account is being reported as an adverse account or an account that may be considered negative. XXXX XXXX concluded that they have certified that account is reported accurately as open/current with no delinquencies. 
A letter from XXXX XXXX stated that their responsibility to their customers is to report accurate payment history and that they have no control over how the information is interpreted by the credit agencies. 
Why are the credit agencies insist on reporting XXXX XXXX Account as an adverse account or an account that may be considered negative? These credit agencies have yet to address why account is being reported in this manner. Reporting account as an adverse/account that may be considered negative is having a negative impact on credit scores.Items found under accounts that may be considered negative include late payments, charged off or sent to collections, bankruptcies, liens and judgments or account that are not necessarily negative, but that a potential creditor might want to review more closely. XXXX XXXX account does not fit any of these categories.