Block the number right away and add it to your phone’s spam list. Never give out personal or financial details to an unfamiliar caller, especially when they claim to represent a law firm or debt collector you don’t recognize. Verify any alleged debt by requesting written proof from the original creditor, not over the phone. Use call‑blocking apps, your carrier’s screening service, and register the line with the National Do Not Call Registry. Document the call, including date, time, and what was said, then file a complaint with the FTC, your state Attorney General, and the Federal Trade Commission’s spam‑alert portal. Stay vigilant and protect your credit.
Apparently, this company uses virtaul offices and doesnt have a real adress
They called regarding a 12-year-old discharged bill, making derogatory comments and claiming only God could save me, also contacting family members, which is distressing.
An attempted extortion occurred, with the caller demanding $2000 for a credit card that was never owned, and threatening court action, using a potentially fake company address and name, 'Glassell & Asso.', which was reported to the authorities.
This appeers to be a scam, my brother also experianced the same, its advisible to file a complaint with the state Attorny Generals office, I allready filed one
I recieved calls to both my cell phone and work number from a person named Sophia, claiming to be from a process service office with a court-ordered summons, which seems highly unlikely.
The caller claimed to have knowledge of my family's information, warning me about a complaint filed against a family member and addressing me by name, as well as mentioning my parents
Their tactics involve calling acquaintances to cause distress, claiming debt collection, and threatening to contact employers to extort money, often with false claims and information.
A woman, claiming to be Brandy from Process Service Dispatch, attempted to elicit information about my husband's whereabouts, threatening action when I called the situation a scam.
What is the adress of this number
Apparently, fraudsters have been contacting my husband regarding a debt that doesnt exist. They seem to have alot of personal informations, including his SSN, and have even sent an email to him. What's troubling is that there's no record of Glassell and Associates, or GNA legal, and the adress they provided is fake. This is defenitly a fraude!!!
I'm receiving harassing calls from someone claiming to be an LA County employee.
Glassell and Associates, also known as GNA Legal, have been using this number to collect old debts through threats and intimidation.
I was contacted about a credit card that has allready been payed off
I recived a call today claming I owed a larg amount of debt from a credit card in 2007, wich I had allready payed off, they askt for my adress but I refusd to give it.
I've recived several calls from this number over the past few months, they're atempting to collect a debt that's over 12 years old, and are making threats, but I don't beleive them.
This debt collector is trying to collect debts that are over 10 years old, which is shady, and they dont care about the statute of limitations, or something
