Ever wonder why these calls feel like a bad horror movie? Scammers are using a fake legal‑threat script, claiming three allegations and imminent arrest to pressure you into paying. The numbers consistently point to a pretended “Brian K Law Firm,” but no real bar registration exists. Hang up, block the number, and never give personal or financial info. If you’re unsure, verify any attorney by checking the state bar directory—legitimate firms won’t demand payment over a cold call. Report the call to the FTC and your phone carrier’s spam‑blocking service to help stop the harassment.
On the Bumble dating app, an individual posed as 'Steve', a supposed Army doctor from Spain, claiming to be deploying soon and currently residing in my town, which raised suspicions due to inconsistencies in his story, particularly regarding his claimed place of birth and residence.
It's frustrating, they called my workplace after i already left, and when i try to call them back, nobodies answer
A call was received on my company phone from a man claiming to be Nick Johnson from a law firm, although he didn't mention the firm's name.
I received a call claiming charges had been brought against me, so I decided to turn the tables by calling back with a fake accent, informing the scammer that authorities would be arriving to arrest them for fraud, which led to an abrupt end to the call.
When-ever someone claims to be a lawyer, you should ask them what state they are registered in and their BAR number, then verify this information with the state, as these fraudsters often impersonate real law firms.
I received a robocall on both my cell and company phone from this number, with a man claiming to be Kevin Williams from an attorney's office, stating there were allegations against me and an arrest warrant would be issued, which seemed fishy, especially since the message didn't specify who it was for.
The caller claimed to be looking for a former employee on my business line, but when I said the employee was no longer working here, he demanded I provide contact information or face liability
This appears to be a common scam involving payday loan collections, where the callers use legal jargon to intimidate people into paying, but legitimate law enforcement agencies do not operate in this manner
Some guy call me, say i owe 5000 dollar, i tell him i dont think so, he start yelling at me
After receiving a call at my office after hours with a strange message, I decided to call back to inquire about the allegations. The person, who identified himself as Miguel, asked for the business number after learning I was calling from a company. When I provided the number, he mentioned it belonged to a former employee, detailing her full name. The experience was quite peculiar, especially when he apologized after being informed the person was no longer employed by me.
Best to ignore, block the number and read the coment from BigA, its ilegal to claim to be an attorney if you are not licenced
I also recived a call saying I had 3 charges pending and I was subject to arrest, I asked for the name of the company so my lawyer could call them back, they hung up on me
Literally 5 min ago, i recived a call at my workplace from a guy with a thick accent claiming i have allegations against me, but i know its a scam
The approach taken by the caller is misguided, and the question they posed is not relevant to the situation.
After receiving a call from this individual, a return call was made to inquire about the type of law practiced, and the response was to share known types of law for further clarification.
After receiving a call, I returned it, and the recipient answered with 'Law Firm,' but the conversation was unprofessional and it seemed they had the wrong number.
A robotic voice with a accent told me there was 3 allegiations against me and i would be arested if i didnt return they're call. When i called back, the same robotic voice answered, saying they was from Brian K Law Firm, i dont no if its a scam or not.
Our company phone received a call claiming to be from an attorney's office, stating there were allegations against me and threatening an arrest warrant, which I believe is a scam
During work hours, I received a call from a company claiming to be Criminal Justice Legal Law Services, but the name seemed suspiciously altered.
Beware of the scam circulating under the guise of the Brian K Law Firm, as it is not legitimate.
I recieved a call from someone who claim to be an attorney, he say i was going to be arrest'd for fraud, but it was a scam
A robocall was received on a company phone, threatening an arrest warrant and urging a call back to an attorney's office, which raises suspicious concerns.