USAA Federal Savings Bank was arbitrary and capricious in the issuance of a XXXX, Cancellation of Debt. They also do not follow IRS rules for issuing the XXXX USAA XXXX refuses to provide their policy in writing for issuing XXXX. 

I owed XXXX debts of equivalent age and both over {$600.00} dollars. XXXX accounts were charged off by USAA three days apart ; however, only XXXX account was issued a XXXX. In the XXXX, USAA indicates in Box XXXX they " discharged '' the debt and in Box XXXX they do not hold me " liable for repayment '' yet they continue to seek reimbursement. 

USAA also failed to comply with IRS " Specific Instructions for Form XXXX '' and provide the telephone number to the correct department on my XXXX as " CAUTIONED '' in the IRS instructions ( they did n't provide any telephone number ). This blatant hurdle to customers is only further exacerbated by their refusal to provide me their written policy or established business practice ( for ceasing collection efforts and issuing the XXXX ) as required by the IRS. Couple this with the numerous different explanations of why I received a XXXX and why I still must pay, you realize their customer service representatives ( CSRs ) are not reading from the same script ; in fact ; some CSRs indicated I did n't owe anything. 

What 's ironic is that when I first approached USAA about the XXXX, they asked that I fax them a copy of it! 

USAA 's lack of transparency, and their inconsistencies and unfairness in applying policies they will not put in writing is POOR customer service. 

I have paid in full the account that was not issued a XXXX. However, I refuse to pay a debt that was " cancelled '', then " discharged '', and that I am " not liable to repay '' as indicated on the XXXX. Besides, the XXXX has to be treated as income on my taxes and a loss on USAA 's. 
