Approximately two weeks ago, I filed an online dispute with TransUnion about an account that had been paid in XXXX XXXX, but was showing as unpaid collections in my TransUnion credit report as recently as XXXX XXXX. I contacted the creditor to confirm my records and they informed me that the account had indeed been paid in XXXX of XXXX and that the account had a {$0.00} balance. The creditor informed me they would contact the credit agencies to have the item removed. Last week I received confirmation from TransUnion that my dispute had been completed and the item was removed from my TransUnion credit report. While that was the outcome I wanted, TransUnion consequently LOWERED my score by XXXX points, while my scores with XXXX and XXXX were simultaneously INCREASED by XXXX points and XXXX points, respectively. I contacted TransUnion by phone and was provided no satisfactory answer as to why upon completing my dispute with them ( where a negative item that had been shown in collections had been removed ) they lowered my score even as the other XXXX agencies increased them. TransUnion should have INCREASED my score, but has apparently chosen to penalize me for appropriately correcting a negative misreported error. TransUnion can not explain their reason for lowering my score in this matter. This is not as complicated as quantum physics - it is a simple matter of right/wrong and them refusing to do the right thing. XXXX increased my score - TransUnion kept reporting the error for two years and has chosen to dock me XXXX points for correcting it. 
