Recent calls claiming to be couriers delivering legal papers have been flooding inboxes, and they typically demand personal data or payment to avoid a supposed lawsuit. These messages often cite a file number and promise a second chance to sign documents, but legitimate process servers never call ahead to negotiate. Hang up, do not share any identification or banking details, and verify the claim by contacting the court or the supposed delivery company directly using known contact info. Block the number, report it to your phone carrier, and consider filing a complaint with the FTC to help curb these scams.
A message from a courier named Monica and the same number prompted a callback, which led to a voicemail from William Bailey requesting a return call, likely a serving notice.
Its interesing, this happend in a couple of hours, seems suspisous, i called back, and it went to voicemail, a guy named William Bailey ask for my info
Apparently, these scammers claim to have received a fax document or a complaint and threaten legal action to create a sense of urgency, prompting the victim to call another number where they demand money to resolve the issue.
Somebody called me claiming to be Sharon Jones, asked for her return phone number but she coulnd't provide it
David Paige's call, claiming to be from 8334655303, was unsettling, especially with the supposed visit scheduled for 5/20, which feels like an illegitimate tactic.
I got the same message from diferent persons, they said they will come to my job or home to deliver some documents, and i should plan accordingly.
I also received a call from someone claiming to be Gloria, which was preceded by a call with no caller ID, and the same voicemail was left.
Gloria from Able courier called, saying they will deliver a document to my home or work, same old story
A message from Sharon Brwon, claiming to be an independent courier, stated that legal documents would be delivered to my home or work, with a file number provided, but the company name was not specified