I.Q Data International has incorrectly reported a debt that is affecting my credit score. The company has not taken my side of the dispute into account or the fact that the Texas Property Code Chapter 92 allows me to terminate my lease without penalty. The company is blatantly ignoring the law, Texas Property Code Chapter 92, in order to forcibly collect a debt that is not owed. The only verification they have provided about the debt is the account information from XXXX XXXX XXXX, which does not validate the accuracy of the debt. I am still receiving notification stating that I owe the debt even though the law states otherwise. 

This is my second complaint against the IQ Data International submitted to the Financial Protection Agency. My first complaint is referenced in case number XXXX where I provided all the background information regarding situation between the XXXX XXXX Apartments and I, and the incidents that transpired between IQ Data International and I on the first debt notification. 

Additionally, IQ Data International has failed to provide the below request information : 1 ) The date the debt was transferred from the original creditor to the third party debt collector 2 ) Proof of my agreement to pay the original creditor ; 3 ) Surety bond information As stated by the Texas Finance Code Section 392.202, a debt collection agency or credit bureau is required to provide the alleged debtor with specific information concerning their debt including but not limited to the above mentioned information. 
