Imagine receiving a persistent call from someone who says they work for Federal Services and insists on speaking with the business owner about a mysterious government contract. Most recipients describe the caller as rude, unwilling to provide details, and quick to hang up when refused. These hallmarks line up with classic impersonation scams that use official‑sounding names to pressure targets. If you get a similar call, do not share personal or corporate information, add the number to your block list, and report the incident to the FTC or your state consumer protection agency. Updating your Do‑Not‑Call registry and training staff to question unsolicited owner‑only requests can further reduce exposure.
Experiencing the same issue as other users, except the number displayed was 571-229-5321 and the name mentioned was Christine, which seems to be a commen theme.
Recently, i recieved this voicmail with some suprising content.
Upon receiving a text message claiming there was an issue with unemployment benefits, it was clear that something was amiss and the link should not be clicked.
When a man called asking to speak with the owner, I requested his name, but he refused to provide it, and instead, asked if this was a certain number, which raised my suspicions of a scam.
My company has received multiple calls from FSSS, with the first call inquiring about contracting with the government, and the subsequent call refusing to speak to anyone but the owner.
A call from Christine at Federal Services, contacting me at the number 571-229-5321, posed as a legitimate inquiry but was revealed to be a sales call when she asked to speak to the previous owner of our company, leading to a confrontation when I offered to take a message instead of connecting her to someone of importance
The company, "Federal Services", contacted us again and when informed that they had previosly called and were asked not to call again, the woman was extremly rude and they continute to call despite requests to be removed from the list, aparentley a SCAM SCAM SCAM
Federal Services is the alleged organisation this scammer David Lawrence claims to represent
Following my initial steps to sign up for government subcontracts for public works projects yesterday afternoon, I received an unsolicited call this morning from Christine at FedSerCo, which has raised concerns about how they obtained my information.
Christine called, insisting on speaking with the owner and becoming stern when I offered to help with government contracts
Likewise, I also recieved a call from Christine (Bristow, VA), who is likely the most angriest scam artist Ive encoutered - she demanded to speak with the owner regarding a goverment contract, and wouldnt acept no for an anser - she declinded to send any informations or provide any exakt details about the location or type of contract (she woudnt even confim that it was in our state) She becam more and more enraged with every question I askt and was completly rude - I told her NO and ended the call.
Christine, allegedly from Federal Services, made a call seeking to speak with the owner, but after initially speaking with the company president and refusing to provide any information, she advised removing the company from the yellow pages to avoid future calls.