Heads up: calls from this number often claim you owe a cash‑advance loan and cite a company called GP Services, a debt collector. The script typically mentions a debt with a “cash back” or “cash advance” agency, then pressures you for personal information. Ask for written verification, hang up if they refuse, and never share Social Security or banking info. Block the number and report it to the FTC or your state’s consumer protection office. If you truly have no outstanding debts, you can also dispute the claim with the credit bureaus. Staying calm and documenting the call helps stop future harassment.
The caller claimed to be from GP, said i have a debt with a cash advance, but i dont use that, asked them to validate the debt, she gave me some IP adress, i asked her to prove it, she said she didnt have to
A woman, possibly named Amelia, from GP services contacted me by name, although she used a different first name, and upon inquiry, she revealed it was Global Processors Incorporated, which appears to be a debt collection agency.
There is a possibility that the number might be associated with GC Services, although this is not confirmed.
A collection agency representative claimed there was an unpaid debt, but the matter had been resolved years prior, leading to the termination of the call.
No message was left after the call.
No message was left after the call
A caller claimed I had a loan with cash advance, which is false, and they attempted to gather my personal information
No message was left after the call
