They claim a document will be delivered to your address and demand a signature. The pattern matches a classic delivery‑fraud scam: a vague notice, a toll‑free number, and a pressure tactic to extract personal info or payment. Callers often disguise themselves as "Management Group" or similar firms, but legitimate service providers never request payment or personal data via unsolicited text. Hang up, block the number, and verify any delivery directly with the known carrier’s official contact method. Report the number to your carrier and to the FTC. Never click links or provide banking details to unknown callers.
I recieved a text about a document delivary, however the adress given didnt match mine so i called them and they answered as Managment Group, they didnt even bother to ask me anything before putting me on hold, so i just hung up.
A text message was sent to me, referencing a document number and stating that a delivery would be made between 11 am and 5 pm, requiring a signature. Upon calling the provided number, I spoke with someone from Management Group, who claimed it was regarding a past due debt, which I do not have.
They tried to scam me with the old summons thing, dont fall for it
A text message was sent, stating a document would be arriving at my residence, requiring a signature, and providing an estimated time of arrival, with instructions to contact Data Delivery Services Inc for further information