I have had recurring issues with Hunter Warfield attempting to collect a debt that I do not owe. In 2013, I disputed the entries that this company made to my credit reports. I was able to get these items removed from the credit bureau reports after I threatened to sue Hunter Warfield for its blatant violations of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. I recently became aware that they are continuing to report the same false information to XXXX XXXX XXXX. I am upset because I feel I have already made it quite clear to Hunter Warfield that this is not my debt and I will not be paying it, and that by continuing to report this debt they are breaking the law. Given the length of time that has elapsed, I am granting Hunter Warfield a grace period before I decide to exercise my right to take them to court for violating the FDCPA. I am hoping that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will be able to mediate this matter before I am forced to take this company to court.