Is AMI Trying to Scam You? Spot the Red Flags! - +1 816-988-1758 ((816) 988-1758)

Someone called me asking for a signature on a document, but it sound like a scam to me

I recieved multiple calls regarding two failed attemps to get signatures, they wanted the last two digit of my Social Security Number, i refusd to provide SSN verification as request, the female say since you wont give me the last two digit of your SS# i wont be able to talk about your file

A voicemail was left after a missed call; the caller, Melissa, claimed to be trying to reach Ami regarding time-sensitive documents that required a signature, and provided an alternate number for callback.

Upon receiving a call, a message was left, stating that the matter was time-sensitive, and a callback number was provided, which appears to be connected to an entity known as 'ami'.

The caller claimed I had a loan in 2015 with a company, but after contacting the company, I discovered this to be a scam, as I do not have any such loan.

The message left by this number claimed there were failed delivery attempts and urged immediate signature, which seems like a typical SPAM tactic.

I received the same message, stating that documents required my signature.

Similar calls have been received, with two failed attempts to deliver documents, but the purpose of these documents is unknown, and it seems like spam.

Anchorage, Alaska was the origin of the initial call, yet this number was provided for callback purposes, yielding the same message as other callers.

The scammers claim to have a sealed file and threaten legal action, attempting to create a sense of urgency by stating they are process servers and cannot disclose particulars, which is a ruse to extort money.

Repeated calls have been made regarding time-sensitive address documents.

I got a spam call claiming a time-sensative issue and requesting my adress, which is rediculous

I have no clue whats going on with the documents that need my signature