Over the past six months, I have received three telephone calls from National Recovery Agency, claiming I owe {$20.00} to XXXX, dating back to XX/XX/XXXX. Each time, I have requested a printed information as to the debt, which I would be happy to pay, if indeed I owe the {$20.00}. The NRA file # is XXXX. For one brief period, I did receive medication from XXXX XXXX, and during that time the company had my credit card on file. Subsequently, my insurer changed my prescription supplier to XXXX XXXX. As a result of the NRA calls, I contacted XXXX XXXX, which was quite helpful, and it went back through its records until XX/XX/XXXX, and could find no evidence that I owed the company anything. I do not know what to do. I am being harassed over a {$20.00} debt, which apparently I do not owe, and NRA will not ( as required by law ) provide me with a copy of the evidence of the debt. As an individual with a XXXX XXXX, for which XXXX XXXX briefly provided medication, this is not very good. I am not supposed to be getting stressed. Help! 
