I am having issues with the incompetency of the credit bureaus with my investigation and reinvestigation of my inaccurate information on my credit report. Not only have they failed to provide a proper investigation, but they have failed to provide the documentation to prove the method of verification and documentation used to " verify '' my accounts, as allowed to me under sections 1681 and 609 of the FCRA. Congressional opinion in many lawsuits, specifically XXXX vs. TransUnion, states that the law is verify clear in that once I notify the bureaus that I have inaccurate information on my credit report, they must investigate the accounts AND they have to verify the information received by the data furnishers. Once I notify them that the results are still not correct, they are in a different place than before and MUST reinvestigate and go beyond the original source of information. The effect these negative inaccuracies are having on my credit far outweigh any cost associated with investigating these accounts, and Congress states that I am in the right when I state that there must be a reinvestigation. Sending me a letter stating that no reinvestigation will be taken unless I provide further information from data furnishers, courts, etc. and that I must resolve the issue with the creditors myself is a clear violation under the FCRA. Stating that their organization is not a mediator, will not provide any documentation used to verify said documents or refusing to reinvestigate are further violations, as they bear a GRAVE RESPONSIBILITY to ascertain that these accounts and all other information on my credit report is accurate. They have failed to do so. 
