These calls are almost certainly a fraudulent debt‑collection scam. Callers masquerade as Atlantic Recovery Services, using a rotating pool of local numbers and a scripted voice that inserts your name to create urgency. Never return the call or provide personal data; legitimate collectors will send a written notice first. Look up the company on the FTC’s Do Not Call list, file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and block the offending numbers through your carrier or a third‑party app. Keep records of each interaction and consider placing a freeze on your credit if you suspect identity theft.
They left a message reguarding employment verification for my daughter, who works for the state, im shure the state allready knows this
A voicemail was left from a different number, 763-225-5666. When I called back, the person asked for my name, but I instead asked for theirs, and they hung up.
They left me a message but I dont know whats it about
Numerous debt collectors utilize this tactic, however Atlantic is notorious for making illegitmate threats and filing lawsuits hoping you wont show up in courte.
ARS, or Atlantic Recovery, called and said they were about to contact my employer
