Yesterday afternoon, callers from +15139044851 began leaving voicemails about an old cellphone bill and demanding payment for alleged debts that many recipients cannot verify on their credit reports. The pattern matches typical debt collector scams: frequent calls, vague references to court letters, and pressure to send money to a PO box. If you receive such a call, hang up, do not share personal data, and request written validation of the debt. Report the number to your carrier’s spam‑stop service and log the incident with the FTC. Keeping records helps you avoid future scam attempts and protects your credit.
A scammer called claiming they attempted to deliver court papers to my home and workplace, which I knew was false since I'm retired and have a doorbell camera at home
For about 4 years now, I've recieved calls from them off and on, they have been asking for Marcus Walker, in the beging, I would call back and tell them they got the wrong number
I was contacted by this number, demanding payment of over $800 for an old cellphone debt from 2008, which is suprising, especialy since I checked my credit report recently and it wasnt there
Despite the helpful resources available, including addresses and more, any additional information would be beneficial as DRS is gaining unwanted attention.
It's essential for parents to be aware of these calls, as they are likely illegal and can be addressed through legal action
The caller is from Dynamic Recovery Solutions
More informations can be find here.... http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Dynamic-Recovery-Solutions/greenville-South-Carolina-29616/Dynamic-Recovery-Solutions-I-recieved-a-letter-in-the-mail-for-this-recovery-center-sta-1086155
As a 14-year-old with no credit or credit cards, I was threatened by a representative claiming I owed a substantial amount of money, which is clearly a case of mistaken identity, and I plan to report the incident
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Following persistent daily calls, a letter was received claiming a debt of nearly $3000, but this is likely a scam as the amount is not reflected on the credit report, and the company, Dynamic Recovery Solutions from Greenville, SC, is requesting payment in exchange for a satisfaction letter.
This morning, another call was received from a different number, 513-904-4851, indicating a possible pattern ofusing varied numbers.
