I became XXXX by illness XX/XX/XXXX. All my reserves were spent on medical costs. Missed a payment on my mortgage XX/XX/XXXX. Rec 'd notice of intent to foreclose from Countrywide XX/XX/XXXX. Vacated the house, in anticipation of foreclosure. Filed bankruptcy XX/XX/XXXX, discharged XX/XX/XXXX. Bank of America completely disregarded the bankruptcy and continued to try to persuade me to pay the mortgage, until XX/XX/XXXX, when they sold the mortgage to XXXX. XXXX continued to send me statements on a nonexistent mortgage. Both companies applied homeowners insurance to the property and told me I was responsible for that debt, too. Bank of America went so far as to put retroactive homeowners insurance debt on the property, dating back to at least a year before I stopped paying the insurance myself ; also dated before the bankruptcy by 4 months. They applied an {$11000.00} lien onto the mortgage, as well. I contacted the Comptroller of the Currency with my complaint with complete detail and, after many months was told that I still needed to pay Bank of America, regardless of the bankruptcy. This week I received a letter from something called XXXX XXXX XXXX, which claims to be working for XXXX. It appears they are starting the whole process of trying to collect on a loan that does n't exist. I am still XXXX and unable to work. Every month is a struggle to make the Social Security XXXX, now Social Security due to my age, last more than a few days into the month. These banks need to leave me alone. Bank of America should never have sold this nonexistent mortgage. I communicated all of this information to Bank of America, countless times, and then, to XXXX. Every time I receive a communication from these people, I am reminded of everything I 've lost due to my illness. The grief is unending. I do n't need to be harassed by banks that must have real business to attend to.