A woman claimed to be collecting debt for a financial institution related to an old address; when I requested company information, she became evasive, and upon asking for proof of debt, she hung up, threatening my credit report
Scam Alert: Fake Process Server Calls Using Alexis Molina - +1 844-418-5965 ((844) 418-5965)
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Never ignore a vague voicemail that threatens legal action or debt collection. If a caller claims to be a process server or a debt collector and demands you call a listed number, hang up and never share personal data. Search the business name online, contact the actual court or creditor directly, and report the number to the FTC or your phone carrier. Block the caller on your device, enable spam‑filtering, and educate family members about the typical script: urgent language, claim of a lawsuit, and a request for immediate payment. Staying skeptical and verifying through official channels will keep scammers at bay.
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Recent Reports for (844) 418-5965
A scammer, posing as Emily Moore, contacted me, apparantley they obtained my info through a data breach, then proceded to use a new number, 8887214344
The voicemail I received was virtually identical to the one described earlier, with the callback number provided as 888-974-3409.
Apparently, your understanding of debt collection complaints is misguided, as the FTC, Social Security, and the IRS are not involved in such processes.
Wishful thinking won't deter debt scammers, so vigilance is necessary.
Alexis Molina and Emily Roberts call me, but i report them to the better business bureau and they stop callin
I appresheate the info alot!!!
Frequent calls have been received from people claiming to be process servers for Alexis Molina, but as a social worker, I advise my older adult clients to let unknown calls go to voicemail.
I received the same calls and messages, leaving me confused and grateful to have found this confirmation of a scam
I also got a call from Emily with Miss Molina, the number is from a DC area code, sounds fishy.
It seems your goal was to get your number blocked, which doesnt seem like a sucessful mission and doesnt help anyone else, it's quite pointless.
When I returned their call, the woman became irate and terminated the call after I accused them of scamming, prompting me to repeatedly call back and fill their voicemail with messages, including multiple recordings of Rick Astley's song, after which they seemingly blocked my number.
It's crucial to understand that legitimate carrier services and process servers do not disclose the contents of the documents they are tasked with delivering. If someone calls claiming to have attempted to deliver documents, mentions a Social Security number, or offers an alternative solution to avoid delivery, it's likely a scam. Genuine process servers do not need to schedule a delivery time nor threaten legal action for non-compliance.
It seems that responding to these scammers is futile, and they will only continue to harass
Apparently, Emily Moore's personal locator service has obtained documents containing my name and SSN, claiming I must contact Alexis Molina at 888-721-4318 to avoid a visit from a process server with court papers; I'm eager to see if Emily and Alexis will personally deliver these papers, as my two German Shepherds are always hungry and dog food is quite expensive
A voice mail message was left from a different number, claiming the caller was a locator for Alexis Molina, and warned that further calls would be illegal.
On 1/24/23, I recived a call from someone saying they had papers and documents to serve me or my job, claims to be Alexis Molina, but I dont know who this is and think it should be reported
I recived a call claiming to be from the state, saying i need to call Alexis Molina within 48 hours, they claim to have documents, its Amber Scott personal locator
I recently received a threatening voicemail from someone named Emily Moore, referencing Alexis Molina, but I'm not falling for it and I'm waiting to see if they'll take further action.
Apparently, a voicmail cal from this number was recieved and they provided a diffrent number to cal, the voicemail stated they were from the State wich is obviosly false
Following a series of calls from two women claiming to have my personal documents, I discovered they were supposedly working for Alexis Molina mediation services as personal locators, and their threats of a subpoena seemed baseless
The call from this number was not answered, and no message was left, with the caller ID displaying NRG.
The caller ID displayed Nationwide Insurance, but the voicemail mentioned a case against me without providing further details or a company name, which seems like a futile attempt to deceive