Calls saying they’re from a U.S. attorney’s office and demanding a callback sound like a classic scam. The script often mentions an investigation, threats of marshals, or a fraud‑detection center to create urgency. These tactics aim to pressure you into sharing personal or financial data. Never provide information before confirming the caller’s identity through official channels. Hang up, block the number, and report it to the FTC or your phone carrier. If you’re unsure, contact the actual agency directly using a known phone number or website. Staying skeptical and verifying sources keeps you safe.
Regarding an alleged investigation, I was contacted by someone claiming to be Lawanda Williams from NAPA (National Association of Claim Property Administrators).
A person claiming to be from the fraud detection center in New York contacted me, inquiring about overseas transactions and threatening to send marshals to my home.
I recived a call from somone claiming to be from the US attourney office, they said i was under investigation, alot of stress
The caller pretended to be from the US attorney's office and left a message requesting a callback