Notice update

⚖ Public Record — Credit Bureau Misconduct

Public Notice of Record — Experian Misconduct

This is the first entry in a permanent public archive hosted by Circuit12.ai, LLC documenting
discrepancies, sham reinvestigations, data purges, and consumer/business harm by the national credit bureaus
(Experian, Equifax, TransUnion). This page is a model record with exhibits.
A multi-bureau submission hub will follow; until then, contact us directly via the button below.


✉ Email: info@circuit12.ai

How to submit (guidance)

Broader FCRA Compliance Review

This documented case is not an isolated incident. It represents one example of multiple
Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) compliance failures currently under
internal review by Circuit12.ai, LLC.

  • Other disputes involve disputed purges of active, positive tradelines.
  • Evidence indicates repeated score manipulation through contradictory reporting (e.g.,
    claiming increases while actual scores decline).
  • Cross-contamination between personal and business credit profiles has been observed in
    preliminary analysis.

Additional examples are being archived and will be posted in subsequent updates to this page.
All evidence will be consolidated for potential referral to federal and state regulators
alongside civil remedies.

The Current Case Study

Experian removed an active, paid Frontier tradeline and displayed an in-app banner claiming a
“+9 point increase.” The numerical record shows the opposite: 669 → 664 within ~24 hours.
Evidence is preserved below.

Contradiction: Experian claimed “+9” while the actual score fell 5 points (669 → 664).

Evidence Timeline

  1. Aug 17, 2025: Experian score 669. (Baseline.) — Exhibit B
  2. Aug 18, 2025: Experian deletes Frontier bill; banner claims “+9”, dashboard shows 664. — Exhibit A
  3. Aug 18–20, 2025: Frontier & Cash App confirmations show the bill was paid/current. — Exhibits C & D

Exhibits (tap to expand)

Exhibit A — Score 664 with “+9” Claim (Aug 18, 2025)
Experian app showing 664 with +9 banner

Experian displayed “+9” while the dashboard showed a lower score than the prior day.

Exhibit B — Prior-Day Score 669 (Aug 17, 2025)
Experian app showing prior-day score of 669

Baseline immediately preceding the purge.

Exhibit C — Frontier Payment Confirmation (email)
Frontier billing notification confirming payment current

Provider notification showing the bill was paid and the account is current.

Exhibit D — Cash App Remittance Proof
Cash App transaction record showing payment to Frontier

Remittance record corroborating timely payment of the Frontier bill.

Public Submissions (beta)

Circuit12.ai is standing up dedicated sections for Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion.
While the beta intake form is finalized, contact us by email with your documented case and exhibits.


✉ Email your case to info@circuit12.ai

  • Redact SSNs, full account numbers, and private medical data before sending.
  • State whether you consent to publication or prefer anonymous posting.
  • Attach screenshots/PDFs or include share links.

Regulatory & Legal Posture

  • Status (current): This record is being prepared for potential submission to federal and state authorities. If and when formal referrals are filed, this page will be updated with the filing dates and references.
  • Documented conduct: The exhibits show an active tradeline was removed while an in-app banner claimed a “+9” increase despite a net 5-point drop (669 → 664).
  • Potential downstream impact: Based on the documented behavior, removal/misreporting of a positive tradeline can influence personal scores and, where applicable, may propagate into business credit evaluations. We are monitoring and will append additional evidence if downstream effects occur.
  • Reservation of rights: Circuit12.ai, LLC reserves all rights to pursue administrative complaints, civil claims, and media disclosures should corrective action not occur.
Disclosure & Legal Notes

Truthful record: All statements are based on contemporaneous screenshots, provider notifications, and remittance proofs.

Purpose: Preservation of evidence and transparency for regulators, partners, media, and the public.

No legal advice: This publication is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Updates: This page may be updated to append additional timestamps or exhibits.