There are XXXX collections items that appeared on my Experian credit report in XXXX, XXXX that I have never had accounts with. The first is XXXX XXXX XXXX ( original creditor is XXXX XXXX ). They are tying the account to an address I had with my ex-wife XX/XX/XXXX but have not lived at since. Their last email to me from XXXX XXXX, XXXX Customer Relations XXXX, XXXX XXXX says that while my social security number does not match the XXXX on the account, he has " reached out to my identify theft department ; while our skip tracing does place you at the account, this may be a case of identify theft. '' They are saying this previous address ties me to the account even though I have not lived there in over 30 years. The problem is, they can not find the person the cable account IS tied to so they are refusing the resolve this issue on my credit report. I highly suspect they are now blending my file with someone else 's because since these collection issues were erroneously put on my report, several new addresses have been added that I do not or have not lived at ( all XXXX addresses and an address in XXXX, XXXX ) that just appeared since XX/XX/XXXX. I lived in XXXX, XXXX for 27 years before moving to XXXX in XXXX. 

The second collection item I challenged was with XXXX XXXX XXXX. After doing an investigation, I received a notice from Experian saying the item would be deleted. But two months later, it is still on my report as well. I have done my due diligence by showing my previous MD address ( during the period of these XXXX collection items ) which proves I did not live in XXXX, MD when the accounts were set up. In addition to the collections items on my Experian report, Equifax also has the XXXX error on my report and will not remove it either. I have XXXX and can ill afford to hire a lawyer as my first course of action. I have successfully enlisted the help of my Congressional representative in the past with other issues and will likely pursue this as my next course of action. I 'm hoping your Agency can resolve this before I have to pursue that route since your role is to oversee the fair practices of the Credit Bureaus. 
