Imagine getting a legal threat from a number you don’t recognize. The pattern of these calls points to a debt‑collection scam that pretends to have court authority and pressures victims to hand over personal data or money. Block the number immediately and report it to the FTC and your carrier. Never share Social Security numbers, bank details, or payment info with unsolicited callers. Verify any alleged debt by contacting the original creditor directly using a known phone number or website. Keep a log of call times and recordings to aid any future investigation. Privacy safeguards start with skepticism.
Be cautious of this call, as they attempt to fraudulently obtain your card number, social security number, and name.
Calls are made from various numbers, claiming to be about an old debt from 2015, filed under bankruptcy in 2016, which appears to be a scamming attempt
The behavior exhibited by these individuals is indicative of scamming activity.
Daily calls are being made from different numbers, with messages being left that claim documents are being served at a place of employment, which is a scam, especially considering the recipient is retired.
Scams like this are becoming overwhelming; a voicemail was left by someone claiming to be Jim Parrish from Document Processing, asking me to call another number.
Totaly a scam, absolutly
These individuals are scams, claiming to sue for an old debt and threatening to serve me at my house.
