National Credit Systems reports on my credit report that I owe a balance of {$4100.00}. This was a debt that they took over in XXXX from an apartment complex named XXXX XXXX. National Credit Systems and XXXX XXXX placed a judgement against me for the amount of {$1600.00} in the XXXX of Arizona. This judgement was satisfied through wage garnishment in XXXX. National credit systems refuses to file a satisfaction of judgement or to reflect the collections account as paid, because they believe they are entitled to more money than the judgement was granted for. In communications with them they acknowledge the judgement has been paid but that they want the remaining balance on the collection account paid before they will take any action. This is not right. They already took their case to a judge and received an amount that the judge authorized them to collect. They have collected that amount and are not entitled to anymore. 
