These calls are classic scams masquerading as legal or debt‑collection firms. The callers pressure you to verify personal data or make payments, often using aggressive language and fake authority. Never share SSNs, credit‑card numbers, or other sensitive info over the phone, especially when you can't verify the caller’s identity. Hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC and your local consumer‑protection agency. Keep a log of call times, numbers, and scripts; share it with your employer’s security team if calls target work lines. If the harassment continues, consider filing a police report and placing a fraud alert on your credit files.
Mr Anderson from Hopkins law firm has been calling me, and when i told him i was going to call 911, he got really rude, its unreal that theres no laws to protect us from this kind of abuse
Similar harassment calls have been received, and according to a lawyer consulted, these can be reported to the federal trade commission.
I received calls from this number and 303-351-9669, with the caller having a thick Indian accent. The call was made to my direct line at work, and I struggled to understand what was being said. However, I did grasp that they were asking me to confirm my address and social security number. After leaving a voicemail on my cell, I called back and was informed that there was a legal case against me. I requested that they send me a letter, as I was unaware of any legal issue, but they refused unless I verified my information. I contacted a legal aid lawyer, who advised me to file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission.
Over the past two day's, I've recieved harassing calls from a guy claiming to be from HOPKINS LAW FIRM, I tried to get a cash advance but it was a scam, and now he's threatening me with jail, it's redesiculous!
The person who called had acces to my ssn and adress...i told them if im being sued to send papers oficially served and the calls stoped
Our company has also been recieving harassing calls from this number, claiming one of our contractors owes them money, and threatening to report us to the FBI, this has resulted in verbal abuse towards our employees.
A man with a thick Indian accent, claiming to be Officer Robbin Wilson from the Department of Law & Investigation, called at work, stating I owed money from a loan and threatening legal action, which is concerning given the personal information they possessed.
Apparently, my daughter has fallen victim to this number as well, with the individual repeatedly calling her workplace, and it seems like a major concern that our personal information is being compromised so easily. To make matters worse, this person is harassing her across multiple platforms, including her workplace, home, and mobile phone. It would be greatly appreciated if anyone with experience in dealing with such scammers could share their insights on how to stop them. Notably, the caller claimed to be affiliated with a law firm called Paul Johnson, but his accent seemed inconsistent with that claim.
A call was received at work from 'Max Jordan' of a law firm, claiming a lawsuit and requesting personal identification documents.
Regrettably, I fell victim to their scam after a call from a Mr. Anderson claiming I owed money, threatening legal action, and after providing my personal and financial information, further research revealed it was a scam, prompting me to contact my bank about the fraudulent transaction.
When dealing with collectors posing as police officers, it's advisable to either record the conversation or request that they mail the information, as this can serve as evidence of their impersonation, which is a serious offense
My workplace received a call from someone with a heavy SE Asian accent, asking to speak with me and then my supervisor, but my boss handled the situation effectively, showcasing the great support team we have.
Upon receiving a call from 303-416-7065, it became clear that these individuals are scammers; their behavior is immature and lacking in wisdom.
At my workplace, I received a call from someone with a heavy Indian accent claiming to be Officer Leroy from a law office, which I believe to be a scam
A man with a thick accent, claiming to be Inspector Stan Johnson from the Hopkins Law Firm, called my workplace. He requested that I take down a number, which I did, before informing him not to contact this number again. His response was threatening, stating he would sue me and involve my supervisor, prompting me to report this incident to Homeland Security and consult with my attorney.
During a call to our business office, the individual asked for a former employee and became belligerent upon being informed the employee no longer worked there, claiming I was lying and demanding to know why the employee left, eventually hanging up after being told the conversation would be ended.
The caller was seeking an employee and was yelling over the phone.