I had a car impounded that was not in my possession on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX by XXXX and towed by XXXX XXXX and was not notified of the impound by XXXX XXXX. Everyday the car is held there is {$33.00} in storage fees assessed. The first notice received was from the DMV for a lien sale 84 days later with incorrect fee information at {$230.00} and no tow date to verify the fee was correct. At that point had racked up almost $ XXXX in fees. Since then the car has been sold and the balance that was left after applying what the car sold for was sent to collections in the amount of {$2100.00}. 

I sent Ascension Recovery Management a letter via fax on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX disputing the debt on the grounds that I was never notified by the original creditor XXXX XXXX that they had the car impounded and was only notified by the DMV almost 3 months later. 

I received a call back within the hour from someone that worked for Ascension who quickly escalated the call to XXXX, a supervisor. XXXX stated that she could validate the debt by what was required by law by CRA Debt Validation form but would not do anything more beyond that. I asked for a copy of the original letter of notification from XXXX XXXX letting me know that they had my car impounded. She said that she does not have a copy of that and believes XXXX XXXX does not have a copy of it either. I spoke to XXXX XXXX in the previous month and they did state that they in fact do not have a copy of the letter I am requesting. The reason I am asking for a copy of this letter is because I am suspecting that it was sent incorrectly to the address the car was previously registered to. When I spoke to XXXX, she confirmed the number on file was the phone number attached to the old address, not what I had updated the DMV with on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX. 
I tried to reason with XXXX letting her know that what I wanted was a copy of the original letter notifying me that the car was impounded with XXXX XXXX near the date of impound as required by law. With that letter we can validate the debt to being mine and correct. If I received this letter I would not dispute the collection. XXXX stated that they would not send me a copy of this letter nor would they remove this collection from my credit report. She said I had to wait for the collection to go away on its own ( which it will in a few months ) She got frustrated going in circles with me so she said " had a good day '' a few times and hung on me. I come from a customer service background and hanging up on a customer is not an appropriate response to conflict. I could understand a hang up if I was being rude or disrespectful. I felt like she was treating me like I was making a frivolous request, especially after she hung up on me. 
