Credit report addresses and other personal information is commonly incorrect and should be fixed.
The stats are shocking and credit report addresses, are just the beginning of the common errors contained in your report that could be causing you to have a lower FICO than you should.
Your credit is reported by the three bureaus, TransUnion, Experian, and Equifax, and most consumers assume that the information contained in their credit score is correct.
The truth is that it is very common for your report to contain a number of inconsistencies, wrongly associated accounts, and incorrect addresses and names.
The most common errors that are contained in your credit score and should be fixed are:

• Incorrect credit report addresses
• Wrongly associated account information or credit lines that are not yours
• Incorrect information regarding your credit lines, or balances that are inaccurate
• Credit items or delinquencies that are still affecting your credit beyond the regulated period that they are by law supposed to no longer remain

These are only a few of the inconsistencies that are typically found on your credit and there can be a number of items that are dragging down your FICO score that if corrected can improve your credit score quickly.
If you get your free credit report and find that there are a number of errors, that your credit report addresses are incorrect or you have credit lines that you are not responsible for, you will need to write a dispute letter to the reporting bureau to ask for it to be removed.
They are regulated by law to respond or remove incorrect information and removing negative items that are incorrect will give your credit score a boost.