Looks like these calls are a classic debt‑collection scam. Callers claim court summons, jail threats, or "paralegal" status to pressure payments, often citing bogus paperwork. Debt collectors must follow the FDCPA, meaning they need to provide written validation of any debt and stop harassment when asked. Keep records of voicemails, caller ID screenshots, and any written correspondence. Send a certified cease‑and‑desist letter and report the number to the FTC, your state attorney general, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. If a payment was taken under duress, dispute it with your bank and consider filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.
I'm being harassed by these individuals, who have also contacted my cousin, providing them with my personal information and claiming a fictitious relationship. The caller, Michael Robinson, was extremely rude and threatening, which raises serious concerns about their intentions and methods.
The identity and legitimacy of these callers are questionable, sparking curiosity about their true intentions and purposes.
Evidently, there's FDCPA violations occuring here; so, i recomend you to keep mesages, record convorsations, and also take pictues of caller ID
I recevied a voicemail from a Scott Weaver claming to be a Process Server, and when I called them back, they told me I owed a bill and that I was going to be sent to jail, so I payed 615$ but now im trying to get my money back
A voicemail from Scott Weaver, claiming to be a process server, led to a conversation about an alleged owed bill, resulting in a payment of $615 under the threat of jail time, a situation now being rectified.
I received the identical message as others, warning of jail time, which I believe is a scam.
Harassment regarding a nonexistent payday loan has led to frustration, and I am seeking guidance on how to file a complaint and prove my identity was misused.
A man cald my number, told me a detective wil be sent to my house with a warrent for a family member, im a 70 years old woman, i cant handle such treatment, how can they make up such lies?
After being contacted by a person claiming to be Johnathan Duvalle, a paralegal, and making a $70 good faith payment, I was told I had to make another payment, but they ran the card prematurely and refused to send a letter with the debt details as requested.
I recieved a threatening voicemail from an individual named Anthony Thomas, who claimed to be from an arbitration office, however this appears to be a scam
The call my daughter received from Paul Stanton, claiming to need to discuss a summons, has raised concerns about how he obtained our private and unlisted number. It's alarming that such individuals are able to contact us, and measures should be taken to prevent these types of calls. Had I known the proper channels to report this, I would have taken immediate action.
This number belongs to Paul Stanton from MPS, regarding written-off galaxy online payday loans; they also sent my fiance a text with my personal info, which is illegal
Be careful with this guys, they pretent to have paper and threatin to send sheriff, its a total scam, they just a collection agency tryin to collect old debit
I got a call from another number, and when I called it back, I got a guy who sounded like a scammer, so I hung up, and then he called me back from this number