These are medical bill co-pays. On my Credit Report It shows that they have been turned over from XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX, who owns XXXX XXXX XXXX Clinic where the co-pays were charged. They turned over the debts to Revenue Enterprises of XXXX California. The amount listed on the Credit Report for all copays that I owe is {$440.00}. When I contacted XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX on XXXX, they said I would have to pay these through Revenue Enterprises Debt Collection Agency. I called them and spoke with on at XXXX who is at extension XXXX. I told them I wanted to pay the outstanding Balance that was listed on the credit report. He checked the account and came back and said I had a total of XXXX accounts with XXXX XXXX for co-pays through XXXX XXXX XXXX Clinic, and had XXXX options to pay the bills off. 1. By paying {$640.00}, I would be paying all of the outstanding accounts, and that these would be " wiped '' off of my Credit Report in about 30 Days after the paperwork goes through. Option 2. Pay an amount of {$540.00}, which would pay off all the accounts, but the accounts would still be listed on my Credit Report. I asked why the other accounts were n't sent to the Credit Bureaus along with the XXXX listed ( see document - revenue enterprises list on my credit report attached ). He said he did n't know why that is must be a paperwork issue. 

I was supposed to call him this morning XXXX -- XXXX at XXXX. CDT and choose which option I wanted. He would not give me a list of the itemized charges of the XXXX collections he had in his office. 

I since learned through the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that promises of paying an amount to a XXXX party collection agency are not true, and that the collection agency had not authority to have the Credit Bureaus wipe the slate clean. 

I do not trust this person, or the Company. My Goal yesterday was to simply pay delinquencies of these XXXX bills that were sent to the Credit Bureau in the amount of {$440.00}. Then all of a sudden, there are these alleged other XXXX XXXX Hospital Bills that Revenue Enterprises said also needed attention.