I previously filed a complaint with CFPB against XXXX XXXX and their collection agency, Louisiana Recovery Services. I asserted that the debt should have been submitted to VA to be paid. In their response, they asserted that they mailed letters that were returned ( which means they had the wrong address ). Also, they said they called me through some sort of robocall. But, never spoke to me. Certainly, if they would have spoke to me, I would have told them what I requested initially and now, submit the bill to VA. 

Also, in their response to the CFPB complaint, they said they would submit the bill to VA. However, when I called VA 2 days ago, I learned that they never submitted the bill for payment. However, when I called Louisiana Recovery Services and spoke to XXXX XXXX, while VA representative XXXX XXXX was listening, XXXX XXXX falsely asserted that they had submitted the bill to VA for payment on XXXX XXXX, 2015. But, she was shocked when VA responded that was not true, and requested the payer ID number, which they could not provide. XXXX XXXX then provided her with the payer id number, and requested that Louisiana Recovery Services submit the bill. Also, XXXX XXXX asserted that Agent for Louisiana Recovery Services, who told me that she was a lawyer, XXXX, was in fact only a collection agent. VA agreed that it appears that they are deliberately refusing to send the bill to them for to avoid getting reimbursed the minimal government rate of charge, as opposed the over {$1700.00} they billed me personally. Why collect {$250.00} from VA, when they can try to collect so much more from me by holding my credit hostage. This is deceptive and unfair credit practices.