Recent reports show a surge of calls from the 617‑393‑5981 line where callers claim to represent Michael Kelly’s law office or a court, demanding payment on old judgments. The pattern includes citing specific personal details, using aggressive language, and threatening wage garnishment or liens. Verify any court action by contacting the clerk directly, and never provide banking information over the phone. Record the call and report it to the FTC and your state attorney general. If you suspect fraud, block the number and consult a consumer‑rights attorney before making any payments.
It seems that now consumers are more aware of the tactics used by scam artists, including those who post here.
This is totaly a SHILL ALERT!
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The caller's approach was misleading, and their story lacked credibility, suggesting a desperate attempt to collect non-existent debts; I'll be sharing information from federal regulators to clarify the proper handling of consumer debt
Isn't it convenient that this pleasant caller informed you about the validity of the debt, especially after you had ignored all previous notifications and a court judgement was filed?
A woman named Sally contacted me regarding a judgement I was unaware of, and after a conference call with the district court, the issue was apparently legitimate, which I hope will inform other consumers.
A debt collector from a law office contacted, threatening arrest if payment arrangements were not made immediately
A woman claiming to be a lawyer from the district court called about a 1999 Spiegel account, became aggressive when I requested written notification, and threatened to access my bank account if I didn't pay immediately.