On or about XXXX XXXX XXXX I was notified of a letter from Lustig-Wilson and Glaser regarding a proposed debt they may have purchased from XXXX XXXX attached to my name. I reviewed the letter and exercised my right under the provision of the FDCPA to request a validation of debt. I sent a certified letter to XXXX on XXXX XXXX and it was delivered and signed for on XX/XX/XXXX. The letter included my request for signature of my original contract from the original client, copies of all charges showing signature, and copies all of statements so I can review this information to determine it all is correct regarding the amount they state is owed. I placed a call 4 days after the certified letter was received by LGW and spoke to associate XXXX to confirm that the request had been updated on my file/records. He could not confirm verbally that my letter was received nor had my file/records been updated with my request. I called back a week later hoping to get an update and spoke to a female who I can not remember her name nor did I write it down, but she also confirmed that there was nothing noted on my file/records that my letter had been received. I called again to LGW and spoke to a supervisor named XXXX on XX/XX/XXXX, 16 days after the letter was signed for and once again I was told that there is nothing noted on my account about my letter requesting the VOD. XXXX then informed me that a request has been sent to the original creditor for information but they do that for all accounts in their office. I asked to speak to someone who could confirm that the office has in fact received my letter and he said he is the supervisor and there is no one else to can help me. I am extremely upset that I exercised my rights to request the VOD and that an office of law will not confirm basic information to a consumer that they are trying to collect from. I honestly think this is a stall tactic and find it unacceptable. I have done my diligence to respond within the appropriate time under the FDCPA validation provision and I have copy of the letter, tracking and proof of delivery.