Allied Leasing Group Inc trying to scam me what should I do?

I just received a letter in the mail from Allied Leasing Group Inc which is in Florida saying that the monthly funds from my bank account wasn't enough to cover the lease so I owed 60 bucks. First of all, I never held a lease in Florida so why are they billing me? Second, the business they are billing no longer exists and stopped existing 5 years ago. Third, I haven't been in Florida since then. Not only that but they also didn't even spell my name right or my current address.

They're probably still going to want money eitherway because they're a bunch of scammers. I googled them and saw how shady they are. If this lease does exist then obviously someone has been paying it and I know it was them that probably pulled up my credit report recently. I don't want this scam to ruin my credit history and I don't want to pay for something that isn't even mine or associated to me. What should I do? Am I suppose to file with the credit bureau first or what?

First of all you need to pull your credit report and look at it.

Secondly, write them a Certified letter stating that you are requesting written proof of the debt and or any contracts, agreements, and any paperwork that they may have.

Third, send the letter in with a letter from yourself and file a complaint through the Federal Trade Commission.

if your identity has in fact been stolen and you see several inquiries on your credit report that you have not authorized and or made then you will need to file a police report as well as maybe hire an attorney that specializes in credit repair.