Beware: Voicemail Scam Asking for Your Address

I recived the same mesage today, clearley scammers

Under Texas law, notification of legal cases and debt collection must be made in writing and within a timely manner; any deviation from this protocol is indicative of scam-related activity.

Fortunately, I discovered this information after receiving a call from Corrissa, which seemed urgent but turned out to be potentially scam-related; I'm grateful for the warning and curious about the origin of these calls, especially since I'm a resident of Florida.

I just recieved the same message, I never heard of the company, I allways check if I have any court papers, they even called my sister, you can get ennybody's information online, this is a scam

I didnt even here my phone ring, but ther was a voicmail from Carissa from AMI, she wantd me to cal her back and verfy my case numbr, i dont think so.

After two calls that didn't even ring, I received a message claiming to be from Arizona, asking me to call back to confirm an address for document delivery, but I'm wary of this unknown entity, AMI, and won't be calling back.

My experience matches the previously mentioned description, indicating a scam.

The experience with this number was identical to the previous report, the call went to voicemail, and the number appeard to be fake, possibily spam

A suspected scam involves a caller claiming to be Carissa from AMI, requesting address verification and providing an alternate number to call with a reference number being the caller's own phone number.

A woman calling herself Carissa left a voicemail, asking me to call back, but i beleive its a scam

I appreciate the information, as I received a similar message claiming to be from 'AMI' and a person named Carissa, who attempted to verify my address

The caller claimed to have a pending legal matter against me, stating that I needed to call another number to resolve the issue, which is a common scam tactic used to extort money from victims.