A third-party debt collection agency known as Commonwealth Financial Systems , Inc., has recently contacted me in writing XXXX and alleged a {$810.00} medical debt as due. I dispute the debt. I do n't owe the debt, and all of my medical costs have already been paid by the Department of Veterans, XXXX office. 

I contacted Commonwealth Financial in writing XXXX by XXXX and XXXX. My written correspondence to Commonwealth was first on XXXX XXXX, 2015, and my XXXX on XXXX XXXX, 2015. I dispute the billing because all of my medical costs have already been paid by the Department of Veterans Affairs ( VA ) to the original creditor -- XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX located in XXXX, WI. 

I wanted Commonwealth to validate the debt, but Commonwealth is either unwilling or unable to validate the alleged debt. Worse, the collection agency, Commonwealth, mistakenly entered an adverse collections account information into my XXXX credit report about this unvalidated alleged debt. Equally important, Commonwealth entered the adverse information on XXXX XXXX XXXX, which infers there are XXXX alleged debts for the very same amount to the same creditor, instead of XXXX alleged debt. A duplicate-entry error by either Commonwealth or XXXX. 

I 've initiated an on-line dispute with XXXX a few days ago, and called attention to the XXXX adverse records which are precisely XXXX and the same. XXXX has not concluded their own investigation, because it was only recently submitted by me.