Many victims describe a call claiming a pending case from a so‑called Myers Jones Associates, demanding immediate contact or threatening legal action. This pattern matches classic debt‑collection scams that spoof legitimate‑sounding firm names and use personal data to appear credible. Never provide personal or financial details, and avoid calling back any unverified numbers. Hang up, block the caller, and report the incident to the FTC and your state’s attorney general. If you suspect identity theft, place fraud alerts on your credit files. Document dates, numbers, and scripts, then share them with law‑enforcement to help shut down the operation.
A call claiming to be from mediation services was received, but upon further inquiry, the representatives became evasive and eventually hung up, indicating a potential scam.
The caller, who introduced himself as Carl Harding from Myers, Jones & Associates, claimed I had a pending case and that failing to call back would result in waiving my right to counsel.
I have received the same message that others have mentioned, indicating a potential scam or spam call.
I recieved a message from Myers June and associates, I'm unsure who to report these scamers to
A message from Myers Jones Associates stated that I had a pending case and needed to contact them or my attorney; otherwise, they would assume I had waived my rights.
A message claimed to be from Myers Jones Associates, stating I had a pending case and needed to call them back or risk waiving my rights.
They said they were myers jones assoicates, but I couldnt find any informations about them, and if someone threatens you with a law suit, they shouldnt call you first, they should mail you the informations.