Avoid answering unknown calls that claim a missed delivery or urgent paperwork—especially when they pressure you to provide personal data. Hang up and verify the claim through the official company’s contact number, not the one in the voicemail. Scammers often use names like "Jackie" or "EMI" and threaten contempt or legal action to create urgency. Never share your Social Security number, banking details, or passwords over the phone. If you suspect fraud, report the number to your carrier and file a complaint with the FTC. Keeping a log of suspicious calls can help authorities track patterns and protect others.
Recieved the same message todai, however the name was Melissa, wanting me to contact anouther number
The caller was looking for my brother, but I think they must be mistaken, as my brother is deceased.
Today, I found a voicemail from this number:
I also received a call, which seemed suspicious, particularly since companies typically already have your address if you owe them money
It is clear that this is a scam, given the nature of the calls and the information provided.
A voicemail was left by a woman claiming to be Christina from EMI, stating she had attempted to serve paperwork at my property and warning of legal repercussions if I didn't return her call, but the number she provided differed from the one she called from, making it clear that this is a scam.
A delivery attempt was made, which may lead to further action if not addressed
Thanks alot for posting this, i got the same call and it seemed legit, but i guess it was BS, you gave me some pece of mind
Upon receiving a bogus call, I utilized an app to call back, only to be met with an automated system requiring the last two digits of someone else's social security number, at which point I decided to investigate the number online.
Same thing happend to me, Jackie called with some bait, trying to catch a dumb fish, but I wasnt having it
Received an automated message:
Thanks to all the people who replied, I was able to determine that this was a bogus call, and I'm relieved that I didnt fall for it, wow.
I share the same experience as others, which is frustrating.
A correction is needed, the name mentioned was Jackie, not Havkir.
Her pre recorded name was reportedly Havkie, similar to what others have experienced
Verizon flagged the incoming number as potential spam, with a pre-recorded voicemail referencing EMI and a failed delivery attempt, asking for a callback to the originally identified number
A voicemail was left stating that a delivery attempt had been made to the address, but no one was available to sign, and another attempt would be made before non-compliance measures are taken.
A woman, claiming to be Jackie, contacted me regarding undelivered paperwork, threatening consequences, but a quick online search revealed the call to be suspicious.
Thanks to the people who posted about this number, I didnt call back and now I know it a scam for shure
The transcription of the voicemail reveald some interesing information
A message was left stating that a delivery to the property address on file was unsuccessful, and the caller, Jackie, requested that someone sign the documents, providing the contact number 405-251-7651
Some person calles 'Jackie' leaved a voicemail, claiming they couldnt deliver a document and it was urgent that i ring them back, i dont thinks so
This scammer pretended to be from a delivery company and asked for personel info, including SSN and banking details, which i found absolutly ridiculous, especialy since they asked for my SSN befor even asking for my name
A voicemail was left from a caller claiming to be Jackie, stating that documents had not been signed and a follow-up attempt would be made, despite no record of such interactions in the call history.
Allegedly, Jackie has important documents that require my attention
Verizon Call Filter blocked this number as Spam Potential before i could even answer.
A message was left by Jackie stating that I would be in contempt if I did not receive a package.
A debt collector is masquerading as a shipping company, which is misleading.