Beware of callers claiming a civil suit and demanding personal details. These rings often masquerade as attorneys or investigators, using names like Claims America or National Service Processors to sound legitimate. They typically know your address without explanation, press for email or fax communication, and may threaten legal action if you don’t comply. Hang up immediately, never share banking or Social Security information, and verify the claim by contacting the court or your attorney directly. Report the number to the FTC and your phone carrier, and consider placing it on a do‑not‑call list. Staying skeptical and protecting your data are the best defenses.
Frustratingly, it seems some individuals resort to litigation to settle their disputes, and such behavior is utterly pathetic.
The supposed scam doesn't seem to involve requests for money or threats, making it unclear what the actual scam is, which is puzzling
A call was made to my residence in Houston, Texas, with the caller inquiring about my father and stating that he had a civil claim against him, requesting that he return the call urgently
Having received a similar call recently, the locater service claimed to be working for an attorney's office, but provided no information except that my address was being confirmed for a civil suit.
After researching the number 678-392-1168 and reading the comments, I feel relieved.
A notable event occurred on March 9, 2008.
We received a call with a message from someone claiming to be Investigator Trevor McKinney, stating he was looking into a civil case; I found this site while researching the number and would be willing to share the audio.
My sister informed me that someone left an urgent message on her answering machine regarding a civil matter, i have no idear how they got her number, the message asked me to call back but i only got an answering machine, thank you to everyone who posted about this number it was a big help, i wont be calling again.
Following a call about a civil suit involving my ex-wife, the caller was courteous, but I expect to be more assertive if they call again.
This morning, I received the same call from this number; when I refused to comply, the person made a personal threat, prompting me to advise others to contact their phone service provider for reporting.
Maybe somone from GA can pay a visit to the adress, if you know somone who can help
Can somebody in GSA verify the adress for me, thats the question
In my opinion, this company is engaging in deceptive practices, and I recommend filing a complaint with the Georgia Attorney General's office.
Claims America, operating under the guise of National Service Processors (NPS) in Snellville, GA, has targeted an old acquaintance of mine. After offering to pay for the requested information, I discovered their true identity. I advise filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau against Claims America. Moreover, I've been contacting various numbers, inquiring about a James Morrell, and informing him of his involvement in this scam.
A call was received, as well as by my parents, claiming a civil suit against me; when called back, they refused to provide written documentation, stating they only communicate via email and fax.
A call was received in error, as the caller was looking for an individual who does not reside at this location.
It's disturbing that our personal information has been obtained, and we're receiving calls from this number making false claims about debts owed.
A call was received from this number as well; the best course of action is to hang up and avoid calling back.
Today, i got a call from them, i wish i could blow an airhorn in theyre ears, they need to go away, they are full of it, they apparantly changed theyre number
A call was received from 678-392-1168 claiming to be about a civil matter involving my mother, which appears to be a scam similar to one reported from 404-492-7970, attempting to collect on fake debts; has anyone else experienced this?