First off, I could not find an appropriate description of my problem in the drop down menu for the question : " Which of these best describes your issue? " In XXXX I started to receive calls from a Simon Agency for unpaid medical debt since XXXX that I was not aware I had. After several conversations with them clarifying what they are asking for, as I believed I had paid all my medical bills, I ended up paying this unexpected additional claim for {$750.00} that they came up with. 

I just realized today that this XXXX delinquent medical bill I paid in full in XXXX XXXX has been reported as XXXX different delinquent accounts some of which for {$30.00}, others for {$18.00}, etc - all broken up. I spoke with this Simon agency today and they claim that these charges are for different doctor visits and therefore reported as separate accounts. However, I visited the same hospital and all the work was done within this XXXX hospital, and this was XXXX bill that was unpaid. I am XXXX person and I went to XXXX hospital that claimed I owed it money. I personally would not care how they reported but in this case this policy seems to be invented so as to hurt my credit score. I realize how beneficial this is to the financial institutions who can now use the excuse to charge me higher interest rates on any services I might need within the next 7 years. 

Unless you are part of the scheme created to hurt innocent citizens, I would very appreciate your backing me up and consolidating the appearance of these separate accounts into XXXX. 

Also, if your bureau really stands for consumer protection, I would expect you to go after such practices and remove them from existence before they occur. 



Thank you, XXXX