I 've received telephone calls from " XXXX '', who works for XXXX XXXX XXXX in XXXX, Virginia. Supposedly, I " owe '' a medical debt to XXXX XXXX for approximately {$48.00}. The Department of Veterans affairs authorized non-VA care at XXXX XXXX. The VA has a policy that any " authorized non-VA health care services is considered payment in full. The provider may not bill you or your health carrier for any services that were authorized and paid by VA. '' When I explained this to " XXXX '', he rudely told me to let him finish talking, and he stated that until I faxed him that VA statement, he would continue to collect the debt. I stated that it was illegal for him to do so per the health insurance policy. Previously I had given the debt collection company the addresses of the Department of Veterans Affairs. I question whether the company is in fact legitimate. I have received XXXX different telephone calls from XXXX different telephone numbers. XXXX of the telephone numbers was overseas. Each time, the person on the telephone had a XXXX XXXX XXXX and used XXXX names. I was asked to give my mailing address and my date of birth to " XXXX ''. I worry about identity theft issues, so I hope I did n't accidentally give the wrong person my personal information.