<prompt> Human: I have a bit of an odd collections issue. About a month back, I received a collections notice for car tow in Oregon. I havent lived in Oregon for about 11 or so years. And when I was there, I never had a car towed. So, following advice I read online, I sent a certified letter to the collections agency asking for proof of the debt. I got a letter back today with proof of the towing... the only issue, it is for a car I sold to private party back in 2008 when I was living in a different state. It was a cash deal, and I dont know if I have proof of the sale anywhere the car was drying and a handier guy than me bought it for about 1,200.As it turns out, this car was still registered to my name in Oregon. Or at least thats what it looks like from the documents they sent me. It was sold at public auction to the towing company, and then to a recycling company. That towing company passed my account over to the collections agency, who is trying to collect on the debt.So I bought the car in 2007 in OR, sold it in 2008 in a different state, and it was towed in late 2017 back in OR.What are my options here? Am I legally responsible for this debt? Any advice would be appreciated.  <response>: Did you cancel your insurance policy on the car when you sold it? Call up the insurance company, get them to confirm the dates, send over proof of your address changes via certified letter, say this clearly isnt me and its obviously a clerical error at the dmv since I havent lived there in 10 years and canceled my car insurance 11 years ago 