I received a letter from a Enhanced Recovery Corp, a collection agency last spring for a debt for XXXX cell phone service. This is not my debt-I do not even have a XXXX cell phone account. After contacting Enhanced Recovery several times, as well as XXXX, I found out that the account holder is another man with the same name as mine ( which is a " common '' name according to an Enhanced Recovery representative ), but he has a different address ( his address is in Texas and I have lived in NC all my life ) and a different date of birth. In addition, the XXXX representative told me that there is not a social security number associated with the debt. I sent a certified letter to Enhanced Recovery saying that this was not my debt and they were contacting the wrong person. Thus, I thought this problem was resolved a few weeks ago, but now I see that Enhanced Recovery has submitted a complaint on my credit report. I do not know how this is possible if the date of birth for the account holder is different and they have no social security number. So to be clear, it does not seem like anyone has stolen my identity. Rather, Enhanced Recovery has limited ( and erroneous ) identity information on this debt and yet still continues to try to collect this debt from me. There are no other problems on my otherwise stellar credit history. This complaint from Enhanced Recovery on my credit dropped my score from over XXXX to XXXX.