On XX/XX/XXXX, after learning of an erroneous collections notice on my credit report from my mortgage broker, I filed a dispute with Experian. The incorrect collection notice was for medical expenses originated by XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX for services received in Oklahoma. I have never visited Oklahoma, let alone received medical treatment there. On XX/XX/XXXX, I received notice from Experian via E-mail that the dispute investigation was complete and the erroneous information remained. When I followed up by phone on XX/XX/XXXX, to ask why the error was still on my account, I was XXXX told by the Experian operator ( XXXX? ), that the creditor confirmed it was me ( impossible since I have never even been to the state or am in any way remotely connected with Oklahoma ). However, upon further investigation by the Experian operator, it was determined this dispute was inexplicably cancelled on XX/XX/XXXX, thus automatically triggering a notice to me of the egregiously incorrect information remaining on my file. The Experian Operator could not identify who cancelled my dispute or why. During that call, the Experian operator re-opened my dispute and provided me with contact information for the creditor. Adding insult to injury, the contact information from Experian for the creditor ( XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX ph XXXX ) leads me to a disconnected telephone number. I happen to have known this number was disconnected in XX/XX/XXXX ( prior to receiving my results from Experian ) because I tried calling them when I XXXX learned of the error on my XXXX credit report. 
My concern is Experian did not exercise proper diligence in their initial review of my dispute ( it is currently being re-disputed ). Because of this incorrect information remaining on my report, my credit score on Experian fell from XXXX ( XX/XX/XXXX ) to XXXX ( present ) - a fall of more than XXXX points. In contrast, XXXX removed the erroneous information from my file in XXXX business day. Experian 's failure to effectively review and remove the incorrect information is also striking in light of its clear inconsistency with all the other information on my report. What 's worse, I PAY Experian to receive credit report updates! I 'd hope Experian would have a higher standard since I pay them for services. To the contrary, this has been personally damaging and frustrating. It adversely effects me and my young family. My hope is the government holds Experian and other credit bureaus ' feet to the fire when it comes to allowing damaging and inaccurate information on credit reports.