Take caution when you receive a call that claims to be from Williams & Fudge, Inc. This pattern matches typical debt collector outreach, often using aggressive language and vague references to personal connections. Never share Social Security numbers, bank details, or credit‑card info over the phone. Ask for the caller’s name, company, and a written verification letter; reputable agencies will comply. If the request feels off‑kilter, hang up and contact the creditor directly using a known phone number. Consider registering the number with your carrier’s block list or a national Do‑Not‑Call registry. Staying skeptical and keeping records will help you avoid scams.
A lady has called me twice, leaving a message each time, mentioning someone with a unusual first name, but sharing my last name, which has left me confused.
These people are trying to contact my ex husband and my 15 year old, which is weird because I dont have any debt and my credit score is perfect.
This number belongs to Williams and Fudge, Inc. in Rock Hill, SC, a company that especializes in debt collection, which i consider to be scum.