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Clifford Law Firm Scam Calls: How to Stop Them!
Summary — +16468436258
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Block the number immediately and report it to the FTC. These calls masquerade as attorneys from the Clifford Law Firm, demanding payment for a bogus 2007 payday loan and threatening legal action. The callers switch names and accents, a classic hallmark of a debt‑collector scam. Never give personal or financial details, and don’t acknowledge the threats—hang up and let the call go to voicemail. Log the incident, file a complaint with the FCC and your phone carrier, and consider notifying local law‑enforcement or the FBI if harassment persists. Using call‑blocking apps and keeping a written record can stop the harassment cycle quickly.
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Recent Reports for (646) 843-6258
I recived a call from this number, and i couldnt understand what he was saying, so i hung up, i'm glad i found this site, i'm blonde, lol
I've had a similair experiance recently, and at first, I was really nervous and scared. But after reading more about it and using some of the tips from others, I'm moving forward and not letting these people get the best of me, thank you for the advice.
A call was received from this number today, but it was terminated immediately as the caller was unknown
Your experience resonates with me, as I've had something similar happen; I'll share your story with friends and see if they get a similar response when calling.
After returning a call from this number multiple times, interesting interactions occurred; the first time, the topic of an auto loan was discussed, and upon subsequent calls, the responses became increasingly inappropriate, indicating unprofessional conduct.
I am subjected to constant harassment by a verbally abusive individual who becomes even more aggressive when I request documentation to support his claims, leading me to ignore the calls entirely.
A man rang me, saying he was from a law firm, but i told him there no one here by that name, especialy since my mail was stolen from a US Post office box, and now i recieve phishing mail with fake checks, you should report this to the law enforcment and get a report number, also contact the FBI and Federal Trade Comission.
A identical experience occurred for me, resulting in a loss of $109.99, but I managed to stop further transactions by contacting the Ohio General Attorney's office, who advised me to monitor my accounts for suspicious activity.
I just get a call from that number, and i find alot of info about it on google
Upon checking my cell phone records, I stumbled upon this number and decided to look it up on Google, where I discovered, like Jeremiah, a plethora of interesting information; the call was received at around 8:30 in the evening, and I'm relieved I missed it, as it could have been a frightening encounter; thankfully, the internet provides us with valuable resources
Fortunately, I didn't answer the call from this number and instead researched it online, discovering this forum and feeling relieved about not engaging with the caller.
It appears that multiple individuals are experiencing similar issues, prompting the question of how to address the situation.
Apparently, similair experiances are beeing shared by many. After changing my cellphone #, these individulas started targeting my son and best friend, which is absolutly rediculous. A person named "Kathy" left a message at my office, and I've reported this to the FBI, the Federal Trade Commission, and Homeland Security, who seemed to be aware of the situation, but unfortunatly, the officer didnt call me back on Monday as promised.
I have been receiving similar calls, with the scammers claiming I owe money from a 2007 loan, providing an incorrect account number, and threatening to send attorneys to my home; I have filed a police report and suspect the scammers are of Indian origin but use American names.
The individual calling from this number has even gone so far as to contact my father's residence, inquiring about him by name. After I informed my father about the situation, he responded by telling the caller he had the wrong number, prompting the caller to become verbally abusive and accusatory. I have filed a report with the FBI, including the names used, such as Clifford Law Offices, Jack Rosen, and Colin Dunn.
A person with an indian accent, who claim his name is kevin, and another one who claim to be jack wilson, has been calling me at my workplace several times a day, despite my request to stop, they even told my coworkers that I owe money.
The caller, with an Indian accent, claims to be a senior attorney at Clifford Law Firm, stating I owe money on a payday advance from 2007, possessing sensitive information such as my checking account number, social security number, and family members' names and phone numbers, threatening legal action on behalf of 'Cashnet USA', yet the account in question was not even opened until a year after the alleged deposit, and was later closed due to fraudulent activities.
A call claiming an owed debt from a payday loan, with the threat of a lawsuit, was received from a specific number. The claim seemed suspicious and potentially scam-related.
A man with a Middle Eastern accent, claiming to be Jack Rosen from the Clifford Law Firm, called my workplace, threatening my job and stating that I had a limited time to return the call, which I found to be highly suspicious