This trick helps you wipe out bad accounts tied to an old address. If you follow it step-by-step, Experian won’t be able to verify them, and they’ll fall off your report!

🔁 Follow these steps:

1️⃣ Log in to Experian
• Go to the Experian website and sign in.

2️⃣ Click the “Credit” tab
• Then select “Credit Report.”

3️⃣ Scroll down to “Quick Actions”
• Click “File a Dispute.”

4️⃣ Go to the Dispute Center
• If it doesn’t work the first time, just go back and try again.

5️⃣ Find your Report Number
• It’s a 10-digit number (looks like 123-456-78). Write it down.

✨ Now here’s where the magic happens:

6️⃣ Open this link:
experian.com/ncaconline/dispute

7️⃣ Enter your info:
• Put in your Report Number, SSN, and Email — then hit Submit.

8️⃣ Look under “Personal Info”
• Find your address and check the last 4 digits of the ID number linked to it.

9️⃣ Go to “Potential Negative Items”
• Click any bad account and compare the ID# to the address one.
If they match, that account is tied to the address.

🔟 Delete the address first
• Once the address is gone, the account may no longer be verified.
Now go back and dispute those accounts.

✅ Pro Tip:
By removing the linked address first, Experian might not be able to match the account, giving you a much higher chance it gets deleted.