Consumer complaint received 2023-01-01 00:00:00
Product: Debt collection — Other debt
Issue: Attempts to collect debt not owed — Debt is not yours
Company: I.C. System, Inc.
State: PA

Complaint narrative:
I received a letter in the mail from a company called IC Systems, asking me if I would like to accept an offer settlement for a debt I do not owe or know anything about. This debt can not possibly be mine as it states the original creditor is XXXX. I currently have an account with XXXX  and have been a loyal customer for XXXX years. How can I have a collection account and have my service on at the same time? I have already submitted an ID theft/ Fraud report because someone has been attempting to obtain credit in my name. 
Under the XXXX XXXX Collections Practices XXXX a debt collector is to provide proof and validation that this debt even exists. You did not do that. Because it doesnt. I am demanding you provide a copy of the original contract signed by me and prove that is my real signature, a full accounting ledger of this debt, and proof that I even owe this debt. You will not be able to do that. 
15 USC 1692b and c states that a debt collector must cease all communications and collection efforts once notice is received. This is your notice. 
15 USC 1692g states a 30 day notice must be given to a consumer to dispute the validity of a debt. I never received a notice. You placed this on my credit report to be malicious and as a scare tactic. You are attempting to put me under duress and force me to pay this debt. 
I have filed a Fraud report with the Federal Trade Commission, if IC Systems had followed the law and taken the proper precautions before reporting this to the major credit bureaus, you would know that. Under 15 USC 1681 all fraudulent accounts reported by a consumer that furnishes a fraud report, are to be removed within four days. XXXX, XXXX and XXXX have been put on notice already. Because this so called company failed to complete their due diligence you are in violation of these rights protected by federal law. 
XXXX CFR XXXX gives the consumer the right to opt out under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, before any creditor places an item on their credit report. Each company is to give a 30 day notice to the consumer and offer this chance. IC Systems has also failed to do this. 
The Privacy Act of 1974 clearly states that written notice and consent must be given to all consumers before any private and personal information is to be shared from one agency to another agency. Once again IC Systems has failed to do this.

Under 18 USC 8, all debt is alleged debt. WE as consumer do not owe any debt and all debt are the obligations of US govt. 
IC Systems has shown Willful Non-Compliance and disregard to all federal laws. I am demanding that you remove all erroneous, fraudulent, fake tradelines from all credit bureaus within 4 days of receiving this notice and pay a penalty for this violation. 

XXXX and XXXX were quick to add this tradeline to my report without doing any research, yet take their time or ignore my Fraud reports sent to them. I will be pursuing legal action against these entities.

Company public response: Company has responded to the consumer and the CFPB and chooses not to provide a public response
Company response to consumer: Closed with explanation