Yesterday evening, a wave of calls from +18322256426 was reported as aggressive and demanding personal data. Callers claim to represent Levy Law Firm or a process server and threaten investigations if you don’t cooperate. The style matches common debt‑collection scams that switch company names to confuse victims. Hang up immediately if the caller refuses to identify a verifiable client, and never share Social Security numbers, bank details, or passwords. Verify the firm’s official contact line on its website before returning any call, and consider blocking the number or filing a complaint with the FTC. Staying skeptical and protecting your info keeps these scams at bay.
Todd from PDS left a message threatening to initiate an investigation on behalf of a client, whose name was not disclosed, after I failed to respond to previous messages.
The caller posed as a process server for Levy Law firm, was rude, and requested personal information.
This number is involved in a scam, where the caller becomes aggressive when requests for personal information are denied, and they use various company names and contact numbers.