Resurgent obtained the right to collect on our mortgage. On XXXX XXXX, Resurgent agreed to release the lien within 30 days after we sent them {$5700.00}. They have not released the lien. On XXXX XXXX, they said that I had to pay them by XXXX XXXX, or the deal was off and I would have to " renegotiate '' with them. When I tried to explain that the cashiers check had to come from Florida and be mailed to them, their representative, XXXX, raised her voice and harshly let me know that was the final word. I told her that I would get the check to her as soon as I received a letter committing that the payment was payment in full and the lien would be released within 30 days of receipt. On the XXXX, we had received nothing. We called every day and were continually assured by both XXXX and her supervisor XXXX, that the letter was in the mail. On the XXXX, I spent money I did n't have to get an online fax account. On the XXXX, XXXX faxed me a letter which met my criteria and I put the check in the mail. They received it on the XXXX of XXXX. On the XXXX of XXXX, I received the letter from them which bore the date of XXXX XXXX. The letter had been franked on the XXXX and accepted by the post office on XXXX XXXX. I think the letter was backdated and they intended for me to get the letter after the XXXX so they would have an excuse to demand more money. Alternatively, if I had been foolish enough to send the check without their written commitment to accept it as payment in full and release the lien, they could have demanded more money. The letter states that the paperwork will be sent to me but Kentucky law states that original paperwork has to be sent directly to the county clerk 's office, with copies to me within 30 days. I did not know that at the time, but I do not think I am responsible for telling them their legal obligations. I called them several times today trying to straighten this out. XXXX was surprised today when I told her that Kentucky required the original paperwork be sent to the Clerk. XXXX finally told me she would look into it and told me she would call. I waited 15 minutes past the time she said she would call and then called her. She was at lunch. Her supervisor has been " in a meeting '' all day. This is typical of the way this company operates. Tomorrow I will send them a copy of applicable Kentucky law along with mailing and contact information for the XXXX County clerk here in Kentucky. Please incentivize them to end their coffee break and do their jobs.