Across dozens of voicemails, the pattern repeats: a voice named Melissa claims a delivery agent attempted a signature and leaves the callback number 872‑206‑6884. Callers consistently request a return call to schedule another attempt, despite no physical delivery evidence. Recipients report the same scripted script, often citing PMI or EMI as the supposed company. This uniformity points to a coordinated scam operation rather than a legitimate service. To protect yourself, let the voicemail go to voicemail, never call the provided number, use a call blocker or phone carrier’s spam filter, and report the number to the FTC.
It's odd that the message left is identical to several others in this thread, why not acknowledge the duplication?
Today I recived a call from this number, and they left a message, something about a delivery agent and some documents, but it didnt make alot of sense, aparently
This call was identified as a scam.
The callback number provided was 8722066884, seems like a scam as they wouldnt even bother to knock on the door
It's the same experiance as others, nothing differant
Melissa called from 364-444-8027, providing a callback number of 872-206-6884, which is pathetic.
Repeated voicemails from a blocked call, allegedly from Melissa at PMI, have been left, claiming attempted document delivery to my residence and requesting a callback to avoid being marked as uncooperative; however, legitimate delivery would be handled via certified mail, rendering this a suspected scam.
Similar experiene to others, no one at the door and my dog didnt alert me, probaly scamers
The message received suggests a scam, likely related to PMI or EMI.
I recieved a similair message from a person named 'Melissa', who contacted me from multiple numbers
The voicemail received from this number is clearly a scam, with no prior call being made to the phone.
It seems I'm not the only one in Delaware who has experienced this issue, as my phone indicated a missed call but displayed a voicemail from a person claiming to be 'Melissa', which appears to be a scam targeting multiple individuals.
Identical to the previous message, with no discernible difference
They've called me multiple times with the same message, they ask for my last two social security numbers and then say they're not availible, its a scam and I'm sick of it.
My experiance was similarly to others, same message, my call blocker sender the call to voicemail, the number that aparently called was 469-407-4762
Some woman named Melissa called from this number, saying she have a delivery agent, but i think she's trying to scam me, she gave me another number 872-206-6884
I got the same call from the 929-572-0770 from New York, NY but they asked me to call 872-206-6884 which is a Chicago, IL number and I'm in DFW, TX...its definetly a scam
I recently received the same message, and it's frustrating to deal with these scammers repeatedly.
I dont think it already illegal?
This scam is frightening and should be illegal, as it is causing unnecessary distress.
Scammers are persistently targeting individuals with the same message, demonstrating a lack of productivity and a focus on harassment.
Today i recieved a really annoying message from a scammer who called herself "Melissa", its the same kind of scam that alot of you have reported
It’s clear that this is a scam, a fact that has already been pointed out.
I got the same message on my cell phone, it was a recorded message from Melissa from EMI, she cald from a Toms River NJ phone number, 732-288-8000, wich is registred to a private residance, i'm shure this is a scam.
The same number calld me 3 time with the exact same message
This morning i recieved 3 call's from them, all with the same exact message, it's getting annoyin
A message was recieved from Melissa PMI, regarding documents that need to be signed, but it appears to be a scam, as we have nothing being delivered that requires a signature
I got the same message, but nobody showed up, the message was kinda garbled but i could make out the name Melissa.
I recieved a simular message, a voicemail from a woman named Melissa saying there was an attempt to deliver documents, but she didnt say who she was or what company she was representing
My mother mentioned seeing two vehicles in our driveway after I had departed, which was unusual since only one car should have been present.
