Experian is reporting a closed collection account on my credit file from XXXX, a collection agency from XXXX, NY, in the amount of {$1100.00} that should have been removed months ago. In XXXX of 2015, due to questionable delivery and notification of the debt and subsequent suit XXXX agreed to close the account and remove it from all XXXX of credit files. To date Experian has failed to remove the trade line. I have discussed this matter on several occasions with XXXX and they assure me that the trade line was coded for deletion and sent. They further say that the error is the fault of Experian. Experian is also making it difficult to dispute this item with them and have taken unreasonable steps to make my dispute even harder than it should be. Unlike the other big reporting agencies they denied my right to dispute the trade line by going on-line or faxing supporting documentation. They required a phone call, which I attempted to make at least a half dozen times only to be stonewalled by complicated phone menus and hold times in excess of twenty minutes. This is definitely an attempt to break the spirit of the federal collection dispute laws. This is unreasonable of them ; XXXX allow on-line or faxed disputes. 
