On XXXX XXXX 2015, I submitted a dispute sheet to Experian with several items of disputes. On XXXX XXXX 2015, I received a letter from Experian claiming that they have determined that my disputes were not sent by me. The disputes have been tagged as " suspicious '' and " fraudulent ''. They furthermore claimed that they will not be initiating any further disputes based upon what they have determined as suspicious correspondence in regards to my initial disputes. The Experian letter disclosed a phone number to discuss the problem with a representative. I called Experian and spoke with a representative. This person echoed the verbiage in the letter that was sent to me and would not remove the red flag, thus denying me investigation of my disputes. The representative insisted that I give the dispute information over the phone. I refused to do so because I want a paper trail of my disputes. Subsequently, before I received the denial letter from the 1st disputes, I sent a 2nd dispute sheet on XXXX XXXX, 2015. According to Experian, any subsequent disputes will be discarded. I am attempting to improve my credit score. Several years ago, I was a victim of ID theft. There was a report filed with the XXXX XXXX Sheriffs. Since then I 've seen items that I 'm not familiar with, therefore I 'm exercising my right to dispute those items that I 'm not familiar with. Please enforce Experian to honor my disputes and investigate. 
