I received a letter from XXXX XXXX XXXX in XXXX XXXX telling me I owed {$25.00} to XXXX. I responded with a letter on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX explaining that I did not recognize this and asked that they send me a copy of the original receipt that explained what it was for. 

I received a letter back from Aargon Collection Agency with summary information from XXXX showing a {$120.00} charge back on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX for " XXXX ''. My name was not on this summary and the health information for XXXX XXXX Washington that was listed did not match my policy # or Group #. In fact, I was not insured by XXXX until XXXX/XXXX/XXXX, so this could n't have been my debt even if the policy and group numbers had been correct. 
I called and talked to XXXX at Aargon and explained that this was not my debt, that my name was not listed on the bill and the policy and group numbers did not match mine. He told me that he hears this all the time and that all indications are that this was my bill. He said that it was n't affecting my credit rating yet, but implied that if I did n't pay it, it would. When I insisted that this was n't my debt, he told me that I would need to file an Identify Theft Report with my local police department and send him the file number, then they could reference it in his file. 
None of this sounds right. I ca n't believe that they can press me to pay a bill that is in no way connected to me. 
