In checking my credit report I find EOS CCA, XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX, XXXX XXXX, claims I owe them a current debt dated XXXX/XXXX/XXXX in the amount of {$460.00}. 

That is impossible. I have not used any credit since XXXX when my XXXX XXXX was destroyed by hurricanes and I lost all my assets. On the advice of any attorney who I asked for advice on filing bankruptcy to erase the outstanding debts of the destroyed business, he advised me that they were small, unsecured debts and it would be best just to contact the creditors and advise them I was unable to pay them, which I did. I am sorry, but I no longer have copies of the correspondence to the few debtors I had at that time, but it could have been no latter than XXXX, which would make any debt I might owe over 8 years old. My assumption was that these small debts would simply be written off. I do not remember what the amount of any of the less than half dozen outstanding debts I might have owed at that time might have been but I do n't recall anything over {$300.00}, so the amount of this alleged debt has been written up and the debt has been redated to keep it current. I believe this is a debt that has been sold and redated to keep it current, which I believe is unlawful. It should have been written off XXXX years ago.