I previously filed a complaint against McCullough Payne and Haan, who obtained a default judgment against me per I was not notified of the court date. I spoke to the clerk of court, who confirmed the hearing information was mailed to an old address. This company has began garnishing my wages, and claimed in my previous complaint that they were waiting for the judge 's decision regarding my motion to dismiss, and that they were closing my complaint in their office. This is not true because I spoke with Judge XXXX XXXX in XXXX County on XXXX XXXX, 2015 who rendered the default judgment, and she informed me that she was unaware that I opposed the judgment until I left a message with her office on XXXX XXXX 2015. I have called the lawfirm and was informed that I would need to speak with XXXX XXXX. I asked her to confirm the account number for the account in question, and she stated that it is XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX, and that it is for an XXXX credit card. I informed her that this does not match any account that belonged to me, and informed her that I had proof, and faxed it to her. I asked her to call me to confirm receipt. I never heard from her, and she would not return my calls or voice-mail. I escalated the matter to XXXX XXXX, the collection manager, and my calls nor messages have been returned. I faxed my documentation to him as well, which was a copy of my credit report dated XXXX/XXXX/2015, which shows that the account numbers are not the same. My credit report shows a XXXX balance, and the account was closed per this credit card company was shut down by the FTC, and was forced to close all consumer accounts. Furthermore, this lawfirm improperly issued the wage garnishment. They were supposed to send the notification to me within 3 days that they notified my employer, via certified mail, which did not happen.