Apparently, a voicemail claimed that failing to return the call would trigger filing of legal documents. This pattern matches a classic scam where callers pressure recipients with false legal threats to obtain a callback. Never share personal or financial details with unknown numbers, and avoid returning the call unless you can independently verify the source. Use call‑blocking features, report the number to the FTC or your phone carrier, and alert any relatives who may have been targeted. Keep a record of the number and message, and consider placing a spam label on future calls from the same source.
A similar call was received, pertaining to a family member and sealed documents that needed to be delivered.
The claim of delivering sealed documents appears to be a scam.
Similar to the previous experience, this number has contacted me again, they're trying to get in touch with me about a sealed legal correspendence that's still pending, sounds like a scam!
This week, our family has been inundated with calls from these individuals, including one to a relative residing in Alaska. Their persistent claims of filing legal documents by the end of the business day, with or without consent, seem dubious, especially given their failure to meet the deadline. The nature of the alleged legal matter remains unclear, leaving questions about potential debt or criminal charges.
My family members, including my kids and ex-husband, have been contacted by this number with false claims about a credit card bill
A call was received from a private number, referencing Eve Robertson as the point of contact, and threatening to file documents if not contacted back by the end of the business day; this is likely a scam
The call came from a 'no caller ID' number, and when I listened to the voicemail, they asked for a return call using my old married name and requested that either I or my ex-husband's wife contact them regarding some supposedly important documents
For the second time in two days, I received a call stating that if I didn't respond, 'the issuing office' would proceed with filing documents with or without my consent. I had thought the deadline was the previous day. It appears to be a scam. I found a law firm called Agruss Law Firm, which has a webpage about Citizens Bank calling from 888-847-0170, suggesting that this number might be associated with Citizens Bank, a bank I don't have an account with.
Multiple relatives have received calls from this number, all with the same scam, which was reported to the relevant authorities after a lengthy hold period
A message was left by someone from this office, requesting that my relative and I return their call, threatening to file a document if we didn't comply. I have no idea who these individuals are or what they want, but it sounds suspiciously like a scam, especially since they also contacted my sister.
