They say they're a process server, but the recorded message sounds like a classic scam. The repeated claim of an urgent complaint, a 1‑844‑... number, and a threatening tone matches known illegal‑paper‑delivery scams that try to scare recipients into calling back. If you get a similar call, hang up immediately, avoid providing any personal data, and block the number on your device. Report the incident to the FTC or your carrier’s fraud department, and consider using a reputable call‑blocking app. Remember that legitimate process servers usually deliver papers in person, not via recorded messages.
This number, 567-343-4655, has contacted me twice, with an irate female on the other end claiming there were complaints filed against me, demanding I get in touch with the person handling my case, though I didn't catch the number. It sounds like a complete scam.
The caller inquired about someone else, potentially a personal acquaintance.
A representative from United Process Server contacted me, asking for a family member, in a second attempt with a live voice
A woman called, leaving a message about time-sensitive documents and instructing me to contact a specific number regarding my case, though I have no knowledge of what she's referring to.
They leave the same message every time, it get's annoying
This call is unsolicited and appears to be spam.
A frantic message was left, referencing a formal complaint and time-sensitive documents, which was immediately recognized as a scam.
Similar experiance here, same message and number left, thanks for the warning, I will ignore or prosecut them
I received a voicemail stating a complaint had been filed against me, and I would be served papers at home or work. I deleted and blocked the number.
I got a pre-recorded message from Kim Gresh claiming a complaint had been filed against me, but it's just another scam
The do not call list dont seem to help, thats all
Apparently, this is a scam as the caller ID displays Kim Fresh, but no message was left and the number is not recognized.
A search for this number on Google led to the Better Business Bureau website, which is why I've added it to my block list and advise others to do the same.
A threatening message was received at the office, alleging a complaint and attempting to serve papers, with the caller tracing back to India.
EST at 10:45 p.m. was when I received a dubious recorded phone call from an Ohio number, claiming it was urgent that I contact them regarding pending legal papers, which I found to be absurd given my background in the legal field.
A suspicious call was received, allegedly attempting to deliver civil papers, but the request for a phone number raised concerns about a potential scam.
A complaint allegedly filed against me was the premise of the call, which requested my address and provided an additional number, later found to be part of an IRS scam.
A caller claiming to be a process server provided an 888 number to call, but the call seemed suspicious and was terminated.
A recorded call claimed to be from a process server, prompting me to hang up immediately.
