I never received notification from Midland Funding llc that my savings account was going to be garnished. I was notified by my credit union with a copy of the affidavit by mail. I received the information from my credit union 2 days after {$450.00} was taken from my account. 

Upon calling Midland Funding I learned that they did n't even have my correct address. I was told they are a debt collector collecting a past debt for a XXXX Bank credit card I supposedly had between XXXX - XXXX. They gave me no additional information and told me to contact their law firm XXXX, XXXX XXXX XXXX. 

I spoke with a representative at the law firm on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX and got very little information. I asked for proof to verify that I actually had a credit card with XXXX Bank but was told they were unable to provide the original credit card agreement. I asked for proof that I indeed own this debt and was told they can only mail me their court filing regarding this matter. 

I also have to question why I am being " attacked '' for something that supposedly happened over 6 years ago. From what I understand the statute of limitation in the state of Ohio is 6 years. Midland Funding garnished my savings for a matter they claim took place between XXXX to XXXX. 

I also find it curious that my savings account shows XXXX transactions by Midland Funding on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX finally resulting in half of my joint savings account being depleted. I do not understand how {$570.00} was initially taken then {$570.00} was deposited back followed by {$560.00} taken out and {$560.00} redeposited. The final transaction was {$450.00} taken from the account by Midland Funding. All XXXX transactions took place on the same day. Why? Is this an attempt to make my account look like it had automatic deposit/wages added which would make garnishing look more legit?