I moved out of XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX, MO XXXX 2015 because I lost my job and was forced to move in with friends. During the same month I was told that I could buy out my lease, but only had 20 days to do so for about XXXX. I could n't come up with that amount of money that fast. By XXXX 2015 I started receiving collection notices via mail and phone by a bill collector named Hunter Warfield in Florida. They are trying to collect over {$8000.00} for moving out of the apartment before the end of the lease. I told the bill collector that I had agreed to buy out the lease with the apartment complex manager via emails and he did n't care. He told me to call the apartment complex and discuss that with them in which I did via emails. The apartment manager told me there was nothing that she could do since it was at the bill collectors office. Also, I asked her to let me have my apartment back and I would catch up the late rent but she said no. I had only been out of the apartment for a month and a half. Taking to the bill collector again I told him that I could prove the agreement for buying out the lease for {$2600.00} but he refused, said the emails could be altered. He said they want over {$8000.00}. and nothing less. I asked for an itemized bill in which I received XXXX letters. XXXX letter with no itemization on it just the {$8000.00}. amount. The second letter said all collection processes were going to stop until the debt could be verified. Now, this past week the bill collector started calling again demanding {$8000.00}. When I told him the amount was wrong, not within the laws of the state of Missouri, asked him not to call my cell phone anymore, he hung up on me. Today, my mother said Hunter Warfields office called my moms home phone asking for me which I found embarrassing because I had to explain why a bill collector was calling them. There number is listed in the white pages so I guess they are going around calling all my relatives. 
