Watch out for callers pretending to be legal representatives or process servers. These callers often use a heavy accent, claim a court filing or a dispatched processor, and push you to call a second number for a "case number". They rely on urgency, threats of home or workplace service, and requests for two forms of ID to pressure you into paying a fee. Never share personal or financial details until you verify the claim through official channels. Hang up, look up the alleged firm independently, and contact your local courthouse if you suspect a real lawsuit. Stay skeptical and protect your information.
These scammers claim to have received a complaint and threaten legal action, requesting a call to another number to resolve the issue, but this is merely a ruse to extort money.
During the call, the individual claimed to be from dispatch and stated that a package had been sent to my address, requiring me to contact Goldman & Associates to discuss the matter further.
The male speaker had alot of dificulty speaking english clearly
