Block the number and let the calls go to voicemail; that simple step cuts the noise and gives you a record. The pattern—multiple daily rings, a pressure‑filled script about legal paperwork, and a vague "Mr. Gainous"—matches classic robocall scams that try to intimidate victims into paying bogus fees. Never engage, and don’t provide personal or financial details. If the calls persist, report the number to the FCC and your carrier, and consider a call‑blocking app for an extra layer of protection. Keeping a log of timestamps can help authorities track the abusive behavior.
This number calls almost daily, sometimes three times in a row. I ignore the calls.
ALS, allegedly represented by Mr. Gainous, has been dialing my phone repeatedly, stating that paperwork has gone unresponded to and threatening to proceed with scheduled actions if I or my legal team fail to respond.
