[fisher010978]

OK! I most recently received a letter from Experian stating "We received a suspicious request regarding your personal credit information that we have determined was not sent by you. This could be deemed as deceptive or fraudulent use of your information. We have not taken any action on this request. Any future requests made in this manner will not be processed and will not receive a response. Suspicious requests are taken seriously and reviewed by Experian security personnel who will report deceptive activity, including copies of letters deemed as suspicious, to law enforcement officials and to state or federal regulatory agencies.
If you believe that information in your personal credit report is inaccurate or incomplete, please call us at the phone number that displays on your Experian personal credit report, or visit our secure website at....You may also write to us at the address on your Experian personal credit report. Be sure to include all of the following: your name including middle initial (and generation); social security number; current mailing address; date of birth; and previous addresses for the past 2 years.

Then it goes on to talk about how to list the account. Thing is that I sent all the required documentation with my original dipute. I didn't use a form letter.
What do you think I should respond with?
:mad: