On XXXX/XXXX/15 at XXXX CT, XXXX XXXX XXXX left a XXXX second voicemail on my cell phone claiming a past due debt. The transcript of the voicemail is a follows : '' This message is for XXXX XXXX. If you are not XXXX XXXX, please hang-up or disconnect. If you are XXXX XXXX, please continue to listen to this message. There will be a three second pause in this message. By continuing to listen to this message, you acknowledge that you are XXXX XXXX. XXXX XXXX you should not allow anyone else to listen to this message because it contains personal and private information for you only. There will be a three second pause in this message. This is XXXX XXXX, a non-attorney collector at the law firm XXXX, XXXX. XXXX XXXX, this is an attempt to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose. Please contact me at XXXX extension XXXX. " The collector did not state a past due amount or creditor. I have no past due amounts and am not delinquent on any payments. I understand that XXXX are in direct and deliberate violation of Federal and state consumer protection laws for failure to acknowledge any legitimate dispute and furnish documentation of the debt allegedly owed. I understand XXXX are in direct violation of Federal and state laws for intentionally misrepresenting jurisdiction of collection laws, for the sole purpose of attempting to disarm me of my consumer rights under Texas law. 

I would appreciate the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau 's assistance in resolving this matter.