Bottom line: these calls are a classic legal‑scam ploy that pretends to be a process server delivering court papers. Callers flash a vague case number, use a generic “Unit Processing” or “Processing Division” name, and pressure you to provide personal info or pay fees. Never share address or payment details without verifying the agency. Hang up, block the number, and report it to the FTC or your state attorney‑general. If you’re unsure, look up the phone number online and contact the actual court or law firm directly. Using call‑blocking apps and scrutinizing any unsolicited legal threat can cut the nuisance quickly.
I told the caller to hold on, then i said make sure you tag and id that body, then i asked them how long they knew the deceased, finaly i told them to trace the call, that was the end of the scam calls, lol.
They said i will be taken into custody by the local police for serious allegation's
I recieved a call from a number, 518 772 6191, which is similair to this one.
You should ignore the call from this number
Threats of legal consequenses was made, if i didnt return the call, seems like a scam to me.
Apparently, ignoring them doesnt work, but waisting theres time does, beleive me the calls will eventualy stop..when they try to scare you, just laugh at them and they will hang up on you
They need to stop calling me, i dont owe them anything, its geting annoyning.
Dont get upset, just play along and waste ther time on the phone, ask them questions and watch them get frustrated
Following a call from this number, claiming to be associated with a civil complaint, I researched the number and found it to be deemed not safe.
This is a complete scam.
The caller claimed a complaint had been filed against me, using a name I hadn't used in years, and requested an address to serve papers without disclosing any information about the complaint.
The caller claims to represent BROCKTON MOORE CONSULTING FIRM.
The company's legitimacy is questionable, with claims of being staffed by professional stock photo models and being located next to a Taco Bell, raising skepticism.
Following a series of calls over the past week with no messages left, I finally answered and was given a questionable story about a civil case and papers that needed to be addressed. The caller provided an alternative number to contact and a case number, claiming that if I didn't respond within an hour, the papers would be filed. Upon further investigation and calling the provided number, which led to a voicemail, I became suspicious. The lack of response after that and the overall experience suggests this is likely a scam, prompting me to ignore future calls from this number.
Today, I noticed a missed call from this number.
Although the callback number, 877-915-8719, is currently blocked, I suspect it belongs to Brockton Moore
They claim to be from the 'Processing Division'
This is a total scam, as they claim a 'complaint' has been filed against you, pretending to be a governmental agency. They also threaten to deliver 'papers' to you, which is nonsense, as legitimate process servers do not provide advance notice. It's best to ignore and block their calls.
I received an identical call, same name and number, with the same scripted message
It's frustrating to receive daily calls from this number, only to have no message left behind. The fact that it's a prepaid cell is particularly annoying, as it suggests a lack of accountability.
The question remains, how did this individual obtain my phone number to contact me with the same claim
The same guy left me a message with the same script, I just deleted it and added the number to my blacklist
Upon receiving the call, my caller ID displayed UNIT PROCESSING
Honestly, the message claim they wanna serve me documents, and I should get my ID ready, they gonna try only twice, then I gotta call 877-915-8719 with my info, sounds fishy !
A call was received today with a claim of a pending complaint, stating documents would be sent and that verification would be necessary, with an option to contact a provided number for further information.
The identical message, word for word, was received from the same individual
A message was left with a callback number, but their tactics seem amateurish and deceitful, so I've chosen to ignore them
Verification of a debt collector's legitimacy is a concern, prompting the need for information on how to confirm their authenticity.
I received a call from an individual claiming to be 'James Campbell,' allegedly employed by a private firm under the umbrella of CLS. He notified me of a supposed complaint filed against me and informed me that documents would be delivered to my residence or workplace, necessitating proper identification for receipt. Campbell suggested that I, or my legal representative, contact him at 877-915-8719 for further clarification on the matter.
I received two calls today, with the first caller hanging up after I repeatedly said hello, leading me to think it was a wrong number, and now I'm considering blocking this number