I got a letter today, XX/XX/XXXX, from RSI enterprises inc., saying that it was attempting to collect a debt from the DC office of tax and revenue. It says that I owe {$4900.00} for a tax period end date on XX/XX/XXXX. It then directs me to pay online XXXX. The issues include:XXXX I did not live in Washington, D.C. during the XX/XX/XXXX tax year, so I do not owe this debt. I would attach a receipt for my XX/XX/XXXX state tax return for the state where I was living, but I do n't want to give RSI more of my personal information. 

XXXX. If this even is a legitimate debt collector with bad data, and not an outright scammer, a ) this is the XXXX I 've heard about this issue -- has this hurt my credit because they notified me 5 years after the data error was made? b XXXX it says the principle was {$2400.00}, the interest is XXXX, and the penalties are {$600.00} -- they essentially XXXX the supposed debt? No wonder they did n't try and tell me sooner that they thought I owed this -- they could charge more interest/fees. 


XXXX. I am split on whether or not this is even a legitimate debt collector. " OfficialPayments.com '' is the most scammy sounding website I 've ever heard of. This is exactly what scammers do to try and trick people -- send official looking letters with threats of owed money, and then tell them to send money through sketchy .com websites. 

XXXX. The letter includes a logo for the " XXXX. '' If RSI Enterprises, inc. is actually a member -- they would have a ) a legitimate website, b XXXX better data. If they are a member of the " XXXX, '' they should be kicked out.