Experian has relied on XXXX arguments to keep a delinquent mortgage payment reporting by such debt collector in my credit report citing " The result summary provided by XXXX on XXXX XXXX, XXXX ''. In addition, Experian maintains that FCRA does not require that consumer reporting agencies act as mediators or negotiatiors in account disputes. 

I have not been asking Experian to act as a mediator or negotiator in my dispute with XXXX 's malicious delinquency reporting alleging a missed on-time mortgage payment. I am simply stating that such delinquency reporting is not warranted and that it must be deleted from my credit report. In fact, on XXXX XXXX, XXXX, I requested from XXXX a mortgage pay off amount and which it provided and full payment was made on XXXX XXXX, XXXX prior to XXXX XXXX, XXXX through which the payoff quote was valid. 

According to the following real estate transaction manifest, " Once the property is sold and the debt is paid, the mortgagor 's obligation to the mortgagee is over ''. Consequently, XXXX does not have any basis whatsoever to report the loan delinquent once it had received all of its payments within the time frame stipulated in its pay off quote. Experian 's decision to accommodate XXXX 's abusive & capricious action, is in fact totally an act of pure discrimination toward me by both Experian and XXXX. This has been going on since XXXX XXXX, XXXX when the mortgage was acquired from XXXX XXXX Mortgage XXXX at an interest rate of 7.938 % and, the mortgage subsequently transferred to XXXX, a debt collector, for servicing. Immediately after the financial meltdown of XXXX, I repeatedly requested from XXXX to have the loan modified which it never agreed to claiming that I was wealthy enough to support the mortgage payments at that high interest rate while the property had devalued significantly. In fact it was puchased for {$230000.00} in XXXX and sold for only {$180000.00}, after many years with that heavy financial burden. The loan was paid off in its totality within a certain time frame and therefore can not be reported to be delinquent. 
