I called all three consumer reporting agencies about an erroneously reported item on the public records portion of my credit report. The item concerns an incomplete and incorrectly reported judgment from when I filed a countersuit against a landlord ( actually I attempted to file first and she beat me to it ) for improper withholding of a depost and an improper lease. I won the judgment in XXXX Co Special Civil Part - I have a copy of the judgment and a copy of the credit invoice to the plaintiff - a realtor. I spoke with a Indira in the XXXX XXXX Post Judgment Team - who confirms that the court records reflect XXXX XXXX the plaintiff as being held accountable for the judgment and that I won the judgment. Somehow the entity furnishing the information to Experian, XXXX, and XXXX has not been accurate and is not being held to any accountability for the accuracy of this report. I contacted all three credit agencies to include XXXX. The XXXX website wo n't let me enter data - keeps coming up with an error message ( I have a copy ). The XXXX online automated reporting system keeps hanging up on me - two hours I 've spent out of a busy day. I am a XXXX - the reason I was even in the aforementioned rental property - and I am trying to run my XXXX. I applied for a loan. My credit is fairly good - and could be great if there was not this GLARING inaccuracy on the reports. The credit reporting agencies have a very flippant and avoidant attitude towards this issue and other ones like it. We are held accountable through financial penalties for processes and issues which may or may not be accurate- while it seems the the agencies and their clients who are paid to report the information to them ARE NOT. This is hurting my credit score and my credibility in general. These are very trying times to start a business of ANY sort in the US and this has been an incredible drain to try to get this recognized and reported correctly. XXXX just has noted the matter as " settled '' on the report - also reflecting that I LOST the judgment. Transunion is not even letting me report it. And Experian states it has to check with its private vendor of the information even though I sent in the statement of judgment from the court, from my lawyer, and a copy of the entire judgment received from XXXX County Special Civil Part for the docket in question. 
