I have a collection record on my credit report with Experian. This collection is regarding a medical bill. The reason that this bill is not paid on time is that I was never informed that I have this unpaid bill by either the hospital or collection company. 

First, I have never been contacted by hospital for this bill, and I thought it is paid by my insurance company. Second, after the bill was transferred to the collection company, XXXX XXXX, this collection company never contacted me regarding this bill as well. In fact, I never know this unpaid bill was existing until the landlord told me I had a collection in credit report when I applied the apartment in 2014. 

It is the hospital and collection company 's fault for not contacting me, while not my fault to refuse to pay it. My insurance company can cover the bill directly, so that I do not have motivation to default on it. Both XXXX and Experian have removed this wrong information after I dispute with them. 

Experian is the only agency that refused to remove it after I disputed with them twice. I strongly believe that Experian does not do their investigation and due diligence well, and allows this wrong information to continue shows on my credit record to indicate I had a bad record to pay the bill, which is clearly not the truth according to the facts I listed above. 
