Through several rounds of correspondence ( beginning XX/XX/XXXX and ending XX/XX/XXXX ) with Portfolio Recovery Associates , LLC ( a debt collector ), I have insisted on the verification of a debt they are trying to collect. Despite the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act ( specifically 15 U.S.C. 1692g ) giving me the rights to 1 ) the names *and addresses* of original/current creditors and 2 ) *a copy of the verification or judgment against me by the original creditor*, Portfolio Recovery Associates , LLC has failed to properly validate this debt. As such, Portfolio Recovery Associates , LLC is breaking the law. 

In addition, Portfolio Recovery Associates , LLC lists the date they purchased this account as XX/XX/XXXX. In my last correspondence, on XX/XX/XXXX, I requested a full payment history since they have purchased the account ( which, on each of their identical form letters, they invite me to request - but did not provide in their last correspondence on XX/XX/XXXX in response to my request ). According to the statute of limitations on debt collection in Nevada ( where I live ), the maximum time a debt collector has to collect a debt is XXXX years, depending on the type of debt ( NRS 11.190 ). Even if the debt were mine ( which I am not admitting to, as it has not been properly validated ), Portfolio Recovery Associates , LLC is deliberately refusing to allow me to prove that the statute of limitation on debt collection has been passed on this account - and that by attempting to collect it, they are breaking the law.