Ever wonder why a stranger keeps threatening you with lawsuits over a loan you never took? This pattern matches classic debt collector scams that use high‑pressure tactics, fake legal citations, and spoofed numbers to intimidate victims. First, never share personal or financial details over the phone; ask for written verification and hang up if the caller refuses. Place a fraud alert on your credit files and consider a credit freeze to block new accounts. File a complaint with the FTC, your state consumer protection office, and ask your carrier to block the number. Keep records of call times, scripts, and voicemails for future reporting.
A person called from this number, asking to speak with Tanner, and when I informed them they had the wrong number, they became persistent and called back, prompting me to warn them not to call again
They keep calling me at my work number 813-882-5307