Patterns emerging across dozens of complaints reveal a coordinated debt collector scheme that masquerades as a legal arbitration firm. Callers repeatedly threaten criminal charges, demand overnight payments, and refuse to provide written documentation. Victims should record call details, block the number, and report the abuse to their state attorney general or consumer protection agency. Never share personal or banking information over the phone, and consult a real attorney before responding to any demand. Using call‑blocking apps and registering the number with the National Do Not Call Registry can curb future harassment.
Wendy, dont try to scare people, you cant go to jail for this, stop with the tactics
I also received a call today regarding a payday loan that I've since closed, with the arbitrator threatening to serve me, but I requested documentation to prove the debt, which they couldn't provide.
Plain Green Loans operates as a sovereign Indian nation and thus is not bound by US laws, making their business practices questionable
I got a missed call from a blocked number, the guy left a message saying his name was arthur clayton and i had to call him back about a fraud case
An encounter with Catherine Vaughn, who was extremely rude and threatening, occurred after she called demanding payment and became aggressive when asked to stop calling the workplace.
These people have been calling me and my family repeatedly, and it's ridiculous.
I recievied a similar call, but I had dealt with them before, so I told them that and hung up, then I got a call from the atorney.
The persistent harassment from these individuals has become unbearable, prompting a desire for others to retaliate with numerous pointless calls to disrupt their operations. It's worth noting that the provided phone number, 855-855-6159, is supposedly linked to these annoying calls. The goal is to put an end to their menacing behavior, which includes making frightening threats. It's time for them to face the consequences.
Apparently, this number is associated with scams, including United National Arbitration and Associates, who also contact people from a toll-free number, 855-673-5299, but use a blocked number when calling directly, failing to provide adequate information when asked and seeming untrustworthy; I would only consider their claims legitimate if they were to send official paperwork to my residence for review with my attorney.
Upon receiving a similar call from someone claiming to be Paul Harris, extension 310, I returned the call only to have him hang up on me, and when I called back, he refused to answer, which raised my suspicions, especially since I have had financial troubles in the past and the call was unsettling.
Beware of this scam and do not fall prey to it
Initially, I received a call from a man claiming to be from the county processor's office, stating that I needed to schedule an appointment to be served; later, I got another call from a woman named Catherine threatening me with fraud charges if I did not settle
I just spoke with a attorney, if you borrowed money from a PDL, you should try to pay the debt through payment arrangements, it can be a criminal offense if you dont repay the loan.
The caller threatened to file criminal charges against me if I didn't enter into a payment agreement by a certain time, alleging check fraud
Experiencing the same call, it is clear that this is a scam, and the recommended course of action is to report it to the relevant authorities online.
Following a call from Charles Bronstein at extension 307, it became apparent that the same script was being used, as the message conveyed was identical. Thankfully, a call to my father in Texas on Friday, in which I was purported to have two pending charges, prompted him to contact me, and this led to the discovery of the potential scam. Initially, I received the call at my office, but upon returning it from a blocked number, the individual refused to provide any written information, instead claiming that no payment was required, merely a statement. Given my professional affiliation with a law firm, I insisted that all communication be in writing, to which he did not comply. Notably, between Friday and the present day, this person managed to obtain my mobile number and proceeded to contact me directly. Upon investigation, I found no evidence of the Law Office of National Arbitration in any database, leading me to suspect a scam and intend to report this incident to the State Attorney General's Office. Various online postings have described similar experiences, further solidifying my belief that this is indeed a fraudulent operation, one that had initially caused me significant distress.
The call was from somebody name Tiffany,
Finally spoke with Victoria from a collection agency, claimed i owed money, mentioned Attorney General, she hung up
Although Plain Green Loans is a legitimate company, the UNA associated with this number is not, and a threatening message was left
