The creditor on my file uses a bi-weekly business model rather than a month to month business model. I contacted Experian to dispute the account reporting of this creditor. The account status was reported as repossessed/never late. I asked for an explanation of this item and Experian stated it would investigate the account status. After conducting their investigation, Experian permitted the creditor to update the status to repossession. The creditor was also permitted to updated the account activities as a repossession in XXXX XXXX and in XXXX XXXX. The creditor was permitted to updated the account activities as a charge-off in XXXX XXXX and XXXX XXXX. The creditor has been permitted to update the account activities as if the events took place over a six month time period when in fact the activities took place over a 31 day time period. The account was opened in XXXX XXXX, not XXXX XXXX. The vehicle was repossessed 31 days after the account was opened and was not late. The creditor was permitted to report fraudulent and inaccurate information after conducting their investigation. 
