The debt collection company Bilateral Credit is attempting to collect a debt that I do not owe. I have documentation clearing showing that the debt was paid in full in XX/XX/XXXX directly to the original creditor. However, the company continues to harass me by calling me at work multiple times per week. They did not respond to my letter showing that the debt was paid-in-full. Instead, they have continued trying to collect the debt more than one month after I provided this documentation. 

I have attached to this complaint my correspondence with bilateral credit and their correspondence to me. This also includes the documentation that shows the check I mailed to the original creditor with the letter attached. As stated in my payment letter, by depositing the check, XXXX acknowledged that this debt was paid-in-full. 

Bilateral Credit has now filed a negative account status on my credit report with XXXX. As this is a dispute between an employer and employee, this should never have been reported on my credit report as delinquent consumer debt account. There was never any debt agreement in place with my former employer, so I fail to understand how this can be reported as consumer debt. Nor did I ever enter into a debt agreement with this employer. This is clearly harassment, and Bilateral Credit is violating the Fair Credit Reporting Act by submitting this improperly.