A company called XXXX XXXX called my home number approx. XXXX weeks ago stating " XXXX XXXX asked them to collect a ( fraudulent ) delinquent collection of about {$150.00} from something I bought at a XXXX store in XX/XX/XXXX ''. I told them I pay my cell phone bill in full, there is nothing ever on there indicating anything purchased at a XXXX store in XXXX. Can not remember last time I was in a XXXX store. And they asked if my new address was XXXX XXXX. I told them I continue living in the house I bought XXXX years ago at XXXX XXXX. My address has not changed, so whomever account resides at XXXX XXXX is not me. Told them I 'll get in touch with them within XXXX week. They said they 'd wait XXXX week. XXXX days later they were again calling multiple times each day. Within a week I sent them a letter requesting confirmation of " such transaction and the XXXX months verification billing statement XXXX claims they sent me ''. Which I never received, because I never went to XXXX to buy anything. I get a letter from Experian saying " we 're contacting you on your new address. '' When I downloaded my credit report I find - even with the {$30.00} I paid them for a security freeze to protect me from fraud - Experian let XXXX apply a fraudulent new address to my name. I tried contacting Experian on all XXXX available XXXX numbers, but its a loop of never ending extensions that no person ever picks up. I tried putting in my credit card number to see if my credit score changed, and they blocked me saying I have to contact them with multiple proofs of identity by mail with a personal check. I went to their Victim Fraud page, click their hypertext link for " U.S. Postal Services Website Government Services '' which leads me to " USPS Links : File or Page Request Not Existent ''. I called the Experian number for " Immediate access to or fraud resolution professionals '' and it did not connect to anyone. 
It appears their claim to protect consumers paying for a {$30.00} Security Freeze only freezes out the consumer who paid for the service, while fraudulent companies are permitted to post any fraudulent collection data, and illegally change my address with no contact on any of this from Experian until After The Fact, leaving the consumer to clean up the fraud.