I received XXXX letters for regarding accounts # XXXX and # XXXX. The letters from Financial Credit Services were dated XXXX XXXXXX/XX/2015. They said I owed XXXX amounts XXXX {$250.00} and XXXX {$500.00}. It said it was from XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX, but did n't give any detail. I did not recognize the debts and do not believe them to be mine, so I requested validation and proof I owed them the alleged debts. In the letter I requested competent evidence I had a contractual obligation to pay them the alleged debt. I also disputed the debt and asked for validation including copies of any agreements signed by me, explanation of the amount, identify the original creditor, if any insurance claims were submitted alone with either documents regarding assignment of the alleged debt or proof the alleged debt was purchased. I later received XXXX letters, XXXX dated XXXX XXXX, saying the requested information was enclosed. Neither letter specifically addressed any of my concerns nor provided any of the information I requested. XXXX " letters '' provided online print-out of basis coded information. The XXXX account for {$250.00} did not even list my name but my daughter 's name and the account # XXXX showed my name, but does n't provide any information regarding what the debt was for, that it is my debt. The online prints out are very basic and encrypted. I subsequently mailed them XXXX more letters via certified mail notifying them that the online printouts do not qualify as validation or specific proof the debts are mine or I have any obligation to pay them. I still do not know what the debt was for nor do I have any clue they own or was assigned the debt. Financial Credit Services did not respond do either of the XXXX letters and on XXXX XXXX submitted the debts against my credit report. I believe their practice is against the law and does not comply with the debt collection policies. I do not owe these debts and they will not provide proof I owe them.