In XX/XX/XXXX, I left the USA to XXXX in the pursuit of a XXXX. By mid XXXX I was still jobless, so I was unable to keep up the payments from abroad. Therefore I pursued negotiations directly with XXXX to find a hardship program or some payment system that would at least lower the payments. 
End of XXXX, we had reached a deal to work a payment plan that would lower the payment and keep the credit from faltering. Unfortunately, they denied everything that I had negotiated as if it did not happen and I was only bubbling the payments. They rudely cared little for me and did nothing to help, only demanding only payments. By the end of XXXX I tossed my hands in the air. I had to make a decision between food and the payments. Of course, I chose food. 

I swore to myself I would take care of this when I returned. After four fruitful years in XXXX and XXXX studying and working, I returned to the USA this past summer jobless once again. On XXXX I received a letter from Northland Group ( debt collector and possible new owner of the debt that has not been verified ) requesting I accept the current situation or dispute it by XX/XX/XXXX ( 30 Days ). No response will mean I accept the amount of the debt. I will be sending a letter soon to dispute this wrongful situation. 

I hope you are able to assist me and find terms that both parties can agree upon that will allow me to put the debt and emotional frustration behind. 

Kindest regards,