Midwest Recovery Systems reported a collection debt to my XXXX Credit file on XX/XX/XXXX for {$300.00} medical bill. I never received a 30 day disclosure of any collection activity. When I called them on XX/XX/XXXX after finding out this debt was placed on my credit file by XXXX monitoring service, I was told this was a medical office debt with XXXX XXXX for XX/XX/XXXX and that the debt was sold from another collection agency ( XXXX or XXXX? ) to Midwest Recovery Systems. Midwest Recovery Systems has violated federal law by not sending me a 30 day notice to validate the collection to my address on file with XXXX. This caused my credit score to drop XXXX points and I intend seeking full restitution and damages if this is not removed from my credit file immediately. If the debt was originally occurred XX/XX/XXXX then it would make the debt 6 1/2 years ( six and half years ) old now which I knew nothing about. This is an illegal practice of debt selling and manipulation that violates the FCRA. Furthermore it can not be reported beyond 7 years. If a collection company can report to a credit bureau then they sure can pull my current address to send me a letter regarding a debt. This item needs to be removed immediately from my credit file.