Problem is with Experian Reporting of account status. 
Received a judgement ( Attachment A ) for an account with XXXX XXXX and the judgement was paid in full, satisfied in XXXX, XXXX, filed as such in XXXX, XXXX. 
The paid judgement is shown by Experian in XXXX/XXXX/XXXX report ( Attachment B ). 
XXXX repeatedly has told me they have reported nothing on the account since XXXX, XXXX, when it was charged off. 
In XXXX XXXX, Experian shows a " failed to pay '' in the payment history for the account. My FICO score dropped about XXXX points. I disputed this as an error in XXXX XXXX. The result was an additional " failed to pay '' as of XXXX XXXX. Again, I lost XXXX points on my FICO score for a late payment. 
I called Experian and asked how a dispute could do additional harm to my credit, how disputing an error, leads to an additional error, further damaging my credit. I was told, " that happens sometimes. " In summary, this is an account that was adjudged, satisfied in full, and closed out in XXXX, XXXX. There is nothing left to pay. If I did send more money, sound accounting would require XXXX to refund it! Yet, I am XXXX accused of late payments by Experian, which XXXX denies reporting. 
I asked an Experian representative about requesting a Method of Verification, but was told the source would be XXXX. 
In our system, our lives are significantly impacted by our credit. Like many Americans, I was devastated by the housing crisis and recession, and my credit was damaged. I have made restitution and/or settled with my creditors as proscribed by law. Experian appears to take there responsibility lightly, as they reject logic, and punish consumers for disputing their errors. This account is paid and charged off, and I can not possibly have a late payment two years later. 
XXXX denies reporting anything, and I can not dispute it, for fear of doing myself further damage. It appears that having performed equitably within the system, I am wrongly held back from trying to recover my credit status. The system is not working, so I turn to this agency to please help me.