<prompt> Human: In May 2016, I drove through a bunch of NY tolls where they snap a pic of your license plate and bill you later.In June, I sold that car. I also legally changed my last name after getting married.In July, I got a bill for the tolls 10.71, logged online and paid it.In August, I moved residences.Now, in August 2017, I have received a letter from a debt collector. Apparently there was a second toll bill of about 8 that I never paid. I never received the bill, or any notice of a late payment. I certainly would have paid it had I known! Im thinking there was some sort of mix up between my name changingmail forwarding, the car being sold, etc.They are billing me for 30. I dont have an issue paying that amount, but Im frustrated because I think this will impact my credit score, which Ive been steadily raising hoping to buy a home soon.Is there anything I do about this because I never received a bill or notices of late payment? Will a 30 debt collection actually hurt my credit?  <response>: Tolls and tickets can no longer be put on your credit reports.Id give them a call explain you got their other bill and paid it, but you never got this bill. Offer to pay the 8 if they remove the other fees. 