For the past two years, I 've been trying to resolve a payment issue with Green Tree Servicing LLC. Green Tree continues to state that I 'm past due when I made good faith attempts to research the payment in question and made payment arrangements. Green Tree does not acknowledge the fact that payments were received and credited as a result of the payment arrangement. In addition, I was advised to send a specific amount that was past due. A certified letter was sent XXXX XXXX, 2014 and the past due amount of {$840.00} was sent to bring the account to a current status. I thought it was resolved and current based on the information provided only to receive additional letters stating that the account is past due. How is that accurate when a bank representative sent a letter with the amount that was due? I do not want to be held responsible for a banking error or mistake. Green Tree should acknowledge it, be responsible and held accountable. Also, Green Tree felt it was necessary to refer to all the correspondence sent between the XXXX of us and re-read them as they continue to stand by their responses. I noticed that I had a copy of another Customer 's letter in my packet. I have the customer 's name, address, phone, account number, email addresses, and nature of their inquiry. I think this is a private and sensitive matter. The careless act of including another customer 's correspondence is a serious matter that requires immediate attention as I continue to question Green Tree 's data integrity and commitment to quality service. 
