The calls from +12267651264 are almost certainly from a debt‑collection operation using the name Sarah Smith, often tied to the National Recovery Corp or NRC. They rely on aggressive tactics, fake urgency, and repeated harassment to pressure personal info. Never share personal or financial details with an unsolicited caller, especially if they won’t provide verifiable company info. Let the call go to voicemail, block the number, and report it to your local consumer protection agency. If the calls target your workplace, inform HR and consider a call‑blocking service. Keep records of dates, times, and any messages for potential complaints.
Some woman, supposedly named sarah smith, has been calling my old work number, but i dont know how she got it, my friend told me about the call.
I think this is a debt collector, they probally want me to pay somthing
A series of aggressive calls were made to my workplace by a collector named Sarah, claiming a debt to a company I've never had dealings with, which nearly resulted in job loss.
The person who called me attempted to verify confidential information, and their voice sounded suspiciously like a scam
I have received two calls from an individual claiming to be 'Sarah', who left messages on my answering machine. The most recent message was particularly threatening, urging me to return the call before it was too late.
It appears this company is unwilling to provide a toll-free number for callbacks, as evidenced by the message left on my voicemail requesting a return call at their expense, and my phone is specifically set to only allow local and 800 number outgoing calls.
My mother received a call from this same number, with the caller claiming to represent the National Research Council. The caller attempted to verify her address, initially providing an incorrect one, in an apparent attempt to elicit her actual address.
Apparently, the lady identifing herself as "Sarah" was extremly unwilling to disclose the name of her company, which made me suspicious of a posible scam. she contacted me at my workplace, asking to confirm my adress and payroll informations, and became aggresively when i refused to provide any informations.
The representative, claiming to be Sarah Smith from National Recovery Corp, was uncooperative and refused to verify the information she had before proceeding, raising suspicions of a potential scam.
