I had water service in XXXX VA back in 2011. In XXXX 2011 when I paid my bill I enclosed a note requesting service be discontinued on XXXX XXXX, 2011 because I was moving out of state. I left Virginia early on XXXX XXXX. I had a forwarding order in with the post office and never heard anything else from the water company. I recently discovered that I have XXXX collection accounts for that water service, both with different amounts. I disputed with the credit bureaus and requested proof from the collection agency, stating that since I only had service at XXXX location, I was concerned about having XXXX different collections. The collection agency sent paperwork which appears to show that XXXX collection account is for water service and XXXX collection account for collection fees. However, I noticed that water service was continued for almost 2 months after the date I had requested for disconnection. Furthermore, the last payment I made, placed into a water company drop box, was never credited. My deposit was also never credited. I was also never sent a final bill, so I was unable to dispute the charges for after I requested disconnection. Taking into account the deposit that was never credited and the the payment never credited, if the charges after I requested disconnect were removed, I believe the water company would actually owe me a refund. I absolutely feel the account for collection charges is wrong because if I am owed money, then how can I be charged collection fees? I do not believe the account for the balance is accurate, again because of unauthorized continuation of service and failure to credit payments and a deposit.