On XXXX XXXX 2015 I mailed ( via Certified/Return Receipt ) a " cease and desist '' letter to Resurgent Capital Services. Letter was received and signed for by a XXXX XXXX on XXXX/XXXX/15. Today, XXXX/XXXX/15, I received another " debt validation '' lettter from Resurgent Capital Services dated XXXX/XXXX/15. 

USPS Article Number : XXXX XXXXText of Letter sent : Gentlemen : I am writing in response to your letter of XXXX XXXX, 2015 in connection with your proposed collection of the above-referenced " debt ''. 
After thoroughly researching this matter, it is obvious to me that I do not owe what your firm claims I owe. In fact, I emphatically dispute this alleged " debt ''. As I am aware of my rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act ( hereinafter " FDCPA '' ) as well as Texas State law on the subject of debt collection, I dispute the validity of this debt. 
Please let this letter serve as formal notification that I consider this matter permanently and forever closed, and I hereby demand that your firm or any of its affiliates immediately cease and desist from any further contact with me regarding this matter except that I demand your firm confirm with me, in writing, that your debt collection efforts in the above matter have been immediately terminated or that you or the " creditor '' are taking specific actions permitted by the FDCPA or pursuant to Texas State law. 
Please be advised that I will consider any further contact of any kind from your firm or its affiliates ( except as to the above-mentioned confirmation by your firm that the referenced matter is closed ) to be in direct violation of the FDCPA, and that any such further contact from your firm or its affiliates will also be considered a violation of the laws of the State of Texas pursuant to debt collection. As such, please be further advised that any further communication ( whether written, oral, electronic or otherwise ) by your firm or its affiliates will, in fact, be reported to the Texas State Attorney General and the Federal Trade Commission. As I am sure you are aware, violations of the FDCPA may result in, among other things, your firm being fined up to {$1000.00} per incident. 
Please be guided accordingly, Very truly yours,