Bgl Verizon Case Summary

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Good morning Collette,
We received one more letter from collection agency now for one of BGL Verizon account. I do not know much about Verizon’s accounts because Evan was responsible for them, and he told me that this amount BGL should be paying before acquisition. Now I do not have any proof that BGL paid this amount. What should I do now. Enter this invoice plus collection fee in BST or not?
Thanks,

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