Municipal Services Bureau ( MSB ) is attempting to collect a debt that is erroneous and not owed. I have filed complaints with the CFPB on this issue before, but it has not been resolved. In numerous exchanges with MSB, my attorney and I have demonstrated that the debt is erroneous, and that it has exceeded the statute of limitations on municipal debts. Specifically, MSB is in serious violation of the Federal and California debt collection practices acts in even attempting to pursue this since, even if valid - which it is n't - the collection of an alleged debt from XX/XX/XXXX-XX/XX/XXXX would be barred by the statute of limitations under California Code of Civil Procedure sec 338. MSB is aware of this fact and is acting tortiously and harassing me. XXXX XXXX of XXXX vs XXXX, XXXX. Court of Appeal XXXX District. There is a 3 year statute of limitations. I sent a letter to MSB directly with this information, and at about the same time I started receiving one or more phone calls listed with " No Caller ID '' almost every day. I will not answer these calls, but given that MSB has demonstrated a gross lack of regard for the FTC 's policies, I strongly believe that MSB is behind these phone calls. As such, I believe that MSB is now not only in violation of the FTC debt collection harassment rules, but is also in violation of the Federal Communications Commission 's ( FCC ) policy regarding caller ID spoofing. Under the Truth in Caller ID Act, FCC rules, 1 ) prohibit any person or entity from transmitting misleading or inaccurate caller ID information with the intent to defraud, cause harm, or wrongfully obtain anything of value, and 2 ) subjects violators to a penalty of up to {$10000.00} for each violation of the rules. I am documenting the day and time of each phone call. If MSB is behind these phone calls, they are also continuing to violate the FTC 's debt collection harassment policy. Especially, considering that MSB has, in writing, stated that they will no longer contact me. I strongly urge the FTC and CFPB to investigate MSB 's debt collection practices.