<prompt> Human: Two weeks ago I received a very strange email from the University of Texas Rio Grande. So strange I completely dismissed it as being a SPAMPhishing email and deleted it. It was a picture with their logo and all it said was We have important information regarding your student account at The University of Texas Brownsville. Please call to discuss. Fast forward to this morning, I received another email, although this time it looks like a real email.You are receiving this email letting you know that you do have a balance that is still outstanding when you were enrolled at UTB. You do have a balance that is past due for Summer I 2010 of 945.50. If this balance is not paid in full by 892018; your account will be assign to a collection agency 810. You can be set in a payment plan with the collection agency NCM after 8102018. Should you need more detail to this balance you may contact Nora Pena at the Brownsville Campus at Redacted.The confusing part of this is I never attended or enrolled in class at this university. I graduated in 2009 from Baylor and during the summer of 2010 I was employed full-time in Fort Worth, Texas. I have no idea what other information they have on me besides my email and I am afraid to call and confirm my info because if they dont have it, then they will just write down my info. What would you do?TLDRGot an email saying I owe money to UTBI didnt go tot UTBWhat next?  <response>: My first step would be to find their contact information independent from the email by going directly to their registrars website, and then calling them using that number 