Block the number and don’t return any calls until you verify the source. These calls follow a classic pattern: vague legal threats, urgent pay‑now demands, and often use a fabricated name or a generic “officer” title. Ask for written verification of any alleged debt and ignore any request to pay immediately, especially if they can’t name a creditor. Report the number to the FTC, your state attorney general, and your phone carrier’s spam‑blocking service. Keep a log of call times, messages, and any recorded content to strengthen any future complaints. Never share personal info like Social Security numbers with unknown callers.
This debt collection company fails to adhere to FDCPA regulations, making threats and attempting to collect invalid debts, while being rude and uncooperative.
This is a recording from Kimberly Marshall, they have been calling me for almost 3 yrs, they claim I have a complaint filed against me
It's surprising that some people don't take the time to read through the comments and posts before submitting a complaint - a more thorough understanding of the issue could lead to more accurate reports to the relevant authorities
Based on my research, this appears to be a scam from a debt collector, but the automated message does not provide any information about the debt or the company they represent. Since I have no outstanding debts, I believe this to be a scam and have filed complaints and blocked both numbers.
Attempts to deceive individuals into paying old debt are being made by fraudulent collectors posing as law enforcement or court officials, ignoring their requests and asking for debt validation is crucial.
I've received multiple calls, including one from someone claiming to be Kimberly Marshall, stating there's a complaint against me, but it's likely a harassment tactic.
Repeated calls are being made at various hours, with no messages left, and a single attempted conversation revealed a speaker with limited Spanish proficiency, leading to concerns about a potential scam targeting vulnerable individuals, including seniors living on fixed incomes.
A voicemail was left stating I need to pay a debt within 24 hours or face further actions, seems like a thret
Repeated calls have been made regarding a debt that is not mine, claiming I purchased a wedding dress in 2011, which is false, and my identity was stolen
This number is like a parasite, it's annoying and wont leave me alone
This number has been harasssing me for a month, claming that i owe a debt from over 10 years ago, and even threated to garnish my wages.
A claim was made by Jessica Nova that a bench warrant would be issued due to non-appearance on 1/5/18.
A call was received claiming a bench warrant had been issued, which seemed absurd
The call was made at 7:40 pm est, and due to the poor connection, the initial sentence was inaudible, but after a request to repeat, the caller responded with an attitude, saying 'excuse me ma’am, I make calls from sun up to sundown, do not pretend that you cannot hear me'.
The number 210-960-4772 is associated with Critical Resolution Mediation, or CRM for short.
A message was left threatening legal action if I didn't return the call, but since I have no connection to San Antonio, I blocked the number.
Obviously, this was a scam calld, it said FTA with a bench warrant but I have never been to San Antonio TX nor did I have a court appearence on any day in Dec for anything or any reason, its a compleat hoax
A message was left claiming I had a warrant out for my arrest, but this is entirely false since I've never lived in Texas
Is this a fruad or scam i recieved the call today?
A caller contacted my workplace, provided my full social security number, and claimed it was my case number; the caller, identifying as Officer Jessica Nova, stated I needed to return the call before 5 pm and claimed to be a compliant officer with ID 6444
The person calling asked to speak with my husband about a mediation issue and wanted to verify the last 4 digit of his social security number, which seemd fishy
A robotic voice claimed an issue related to my SSN required immediate attention, instructing me to call back by the end of the day, but I'm skeptical due to the lack of personalization and numerous complaints about the provided callback number.
A phone call was received, but no message or voicemail was left.
A call was received on 8/13/2015 at approximately 8:30 a.m. PST.
The call purported to be from a debt collection agency based in San Antonio.
This debt recovery number is associated with representatives who are extremely rude and unyielding, refusing to let the caller contribute to the conversation.
This number is used for debt recovery purposes
