Caution: unsolicited calls claiming to be a process server are often fraud attempts. Callers typically invent legal urgency, mention sealed files, or threaten service at work to spark panic. Never share personal details, IDs, or payment info before confirming the claim with the actual court or law firm. Hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC or your state attorney general. Verify any alleged lawsuit by contacting the courthouse directly using official contact numbers. Keep a log of the call details; these records help authorities track scam patterns and protect others from similar schemes.
These scammers typically claim to have received a fax or complaint, stating a pending legal action to create urgency. They pose as process servers, unable to disclose case details due to supposed sealing, and aim to redirect you to another number where they demand money to resolve the fabricated issue.
Linda Rodriguez from the process service department claims to have an important message regarding court order documentation
They clamed to be calling about documets that needed to be served