Ocwen Loan Servicing , LLC became the alleged loan servicer on my mortgage when the mortgage was in default, which qualifies Ocwen as a debt collector. I disputed the mortgage with the alleged lender and on XX/XX/XXXX the grantor notified XXXX that the dispute had been settled by the grantor, the account balance is zero and the account is closed. Ocwen stopped reporting information to the credit bureaus as a result of the grantors settlement of the debt on XX/XX/XXXX, however, Ocwen has continued its attempts to collect the debt. On XX/XX/XXXX, I sent XXXX XXXX, at Ocwen an email informing him that the balance is zero and that a satisfaction needs to be recorded in the XXXX County Register of Deeds to reflect that the mortgage has been satisfied/canceled. I asked for a reinstatement amount if any that Ocwen was claiming was owed that was different from the Zero balance reported by the grantor and XXXX XXXX XXXX replied through counsel representing Ocwen that the reinstatement amount exceeded XXXX. XXXX continued attempts to collect on this closed account violates FDCPA laws as Ocwen is misrepresenting the amount and status of the alleged debt.