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A. Some examples of “improper,” or better stated “inaccurate,” items on a consumer’s credit report are items that either are 1) erroneous — don’t belong to the consumer, 2) display inaccurate information about the item, i.e. payment history or dates, or 3) obsolete — have exceeded the reporting timeline for that item.
