Surprisingly, the same pattern shows up in both reports: a vague threat about a lien or legal action, a request to call a second number, and a quick drop when you try to verify. Most callers rely on urgency and fear to trick you into sharing personal data or paying bogus fees. Never give out banking details or payment info to an unknown number, and always confirm any alleged debt directly with the official creditor using contact info from a trusted source. Use call‑blocking apps, report the number to the FTC, and keep a log of suspicious calls for future reference.
The caller left a voicemail stating that I had a 24 hour warning about pending actions filed against me, and I was asked to call a number with a file number, but when I called the number, it just drops the call, all the numbers they provided do the same thing, it just rings and then disconnects
This caller informed me that I had returned mail and requested I contact them at 323 405 6950 with a reference number; upon calling, they claimed I owed a creditor from 2006 and threatened to put a lien on my vehicle.
