10.  The alleged charges for repair consumed Plaintiff’s security deposit and  more, leaving Plaintiff with an alleged and disputed debt owing to her former landlord.    11.  The landlord apparently turned over to Defendant for collection the disputed  charges.     12.  As its initial communication with Plaintiff, Defendant sent to Plaintiff the  letter which is copied and attached hereto as Exbibit 1, redacted per Rule 5.2 FRCP.    22.  Plaintiff seeks to certify a class of those natural persons to whom Defendant  sent letters without notifying them of their right to dispute in writing the alleged debt sought  to be collected, together with a class of persons whom were sent a letter containing the  words “Your balance may reflect a one-time agency collection fee”.   23.  The identities of all class members are readily ascertainable from the  records of Defendant.    27.  Defendant is a debt collector as defined by 15 U.S.C. § 1692a (6).   28.  The debt is a debt as defined by 15 U.S.C. § 1692a (5).   5.  Plaintiff Sadie Hackler is an enlisted member of the United States Air Force.   6.  While Stationed in San Antonio, Plaintiff leased a home. At move-in, she  noted on the rental agreement several problems with the property.   7.  In 2017, the Plaintiff received military orders for a permanent change of duty  station from the Air Force. She was assigned to Wright Patterson Air Force Base in  Dayton Ohio.   8.  When Plaintiff moved out of the rental property, she made sure the property  was in better condition than when she moved in.    9.  Plaintiff’s former landlord claimed that the same damage Plaintiff noted  when she moved in was caused by Plaintiff and charged Plaintiff for fixing the damages.  