It’s a classic fake‑process‑server scam that floods victims with threatening voicemail and a bogus callback number. The callers claim to be legal agents—often named Robert Smith or similar—trying to “serve” papers at your door between 3‑5 pm. Ignore the demand, don’t call back, and block the number. Report the incident to the FTC and your local consumer protection agency, and let any legitimate law‑enforcement contact you through official channels. If you’re unsure, verify directly with the court or agency before taking any action.
An early morning call was made before 7 am, with no message left behind, which is particularly bothersome
The call came in from an unknown number, referencing a file number and mentioning legal counsel.
After recieving a call from an unknown number, I was left a message with a call back number and a file refrence number, saying that certificated documents would be delivrd to my residance between 3pm-5pm.
The call allegedly came from the DA's office
I had a similiar experiance this week, a lady named Asia? called me, but I didnt understand her well, she said she would be serving me somthing on Dec 5
A message was left by someone claiming to be Robert Smith, stating that a process had been initiated and would proceed without signature, requesting a callback with a reference to a case number
Apparently, someone claiming to be Robert Smith is trying to serve legel papers from a company, his number is blocked and he's supposed to arive at my house between 3pm-5pm on 08/07/2019 to serve me or at my job, I'm retired and dont apreciate this
Several individuals have fallen victim to similar calls, which are part of a fake process server or debt collection extortion scam.
I've been recieving calls from a blocked number, leaving threatening messages that I will be served at my home or work if I dont call back, but the person, David, doesnt give any informations about the company or the reason for the call