After becoming a victim of ID Theft, I obtained a police report from my local police department. With that, I notified all XXXX credit agencies, to put a fraud alert, or freeze my reports. I then filed a complaint with the FTC, and combined that with my police report, and wrote a detailed letter to Experian, explaining exactly which accounts have been effected by identity theft. I send these certified mail, and it has cost me nearly {$40.00} in mail. 
They simply respond with apparent " Stall Tactics ''. XXXX reply dated XXXX XXXX, says " Take some time and review your credit report, look for fraudulent activity '' I clearly told them of each account. I immediately contacted the Fraud department at Experian, with my " CreditCheck Monitoring '' service I have paid for for several years. The man I spoke with, said he thinks the police report looks " Fake '' and laughed. 
I assured him, it was not fake, and to contact the officer to verify the information. He advised me, this police report was not notarized, and therefore worthless. I got the document notorized, and faxed it to the Experian Fraud department. I followed up, with the notarized copy of the police report, and notarized FTC report. 
Experian 's response on XXXX XXXX, is to now include more information. Now it must have nearly XXXX additional pieces of information, I have already provided. 
I contacted the police department, and they do not complete separate police reports, simply because XXXX credit reporting agency refuses to comply with the law. 
Experian refuses to block the fraudulent information from my report. I am trying to keep up with this fraud as its piling up, and they will not even begin assisting me. I have spent XXXX dollars providing them all this information, by taking time off work, visiting police stations, and investigating several databases. They MUST start doing their job!