Imagine getting a call that claims there’s an arrest warrant hanging over your head—only to realize it’s a classic pressure tactic. These messages exploit fear and urge you to call back, often pretending to be law‑enforcement or a legal service. The safest move is to never return the call or share personal info. Verify any real warrant by contacting your local sheriff’s office directly, using official contact details, not the number that called you. Report the number to your phone carrier and the FTC, and consider blocking it. Stay skeptical of unsolicited threats; legitimate agencies will always follow proper paperwork and notification procedures.
They made false claims about having a arrest warrant for me, completly untrue
I recieved a call claimin there was a warrant for my arrest
A claim of an arrest warrant was made, which is alarming and potentially a scam.
It's implausible that a debt collector could issue a warrant, as only law enforcement or the District Attorney can do so, making this call likely a scam
Shouldnt we recieve some sort of notifacation in the mail first, regarding this mater?
I received a similar call and wonder if it's a legitimate threat or not.
A caller claiming to be Kevin Williams stated that I had an outstanding arrest warrant and needed to return the call.
I received a threatening message claiming an arrest warrant had been issued in my name, prompting me to wonder about the authenticity and intentions of the caller.
They said a warrant was being issued for my arrest if i didn't call back, but i think it's a scam
Similarly, I had a nearly identical experience with this number.
The message left on my voicemail claimed ther was a warrant for my arrest, but i dont belive it