Recent patterns show a surge of calls from 844‑492‑1935 posing as legal couriers delivering court summons. Callers often name a person—sometimes David Hernandez—and claim urgent paperwork, using intimidation to extract personal data or payments. Never share Social Security numbers, DOB, or banking info until you verify the claim through official court channels or a known attorney. Hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC and your state attorney general. Keep a log of call details, and educate family members about the scam tactics so they can recognize and reject similar outreach. Protecting your identity starts with skepticism and verification.
I recieved an anonymous call with a voicemail saying i had to call this number back before the end of the day or my packet would be sent to an attorney, but when i called back the girl who answered was really unhelpful and wouldnt give me any information
Their tactics involve contacting acquaintances, colleagues, and even employers to instill fear and humiliation, prompting the target to return their call and ultimately extort money by coercing them into payment
I recived a scam call threatning me with court documents, however I dont owe enny money to ennyone.
this number seem suspisous, they ask for you're date of birth, dont give it to them
Process servers do not typically make calls, suggesting this number is used for scam purposes
Apparently, somone claim to be delivering court documents via phone, but is this legit or a scam?
Allegedly, they needed to serve som legal documants?
Confirmed.
I've received a call from this number as well, and I'm unsure if it's legitimate or a scam.
This call seems suspicious to me, is it a scam?
I've experienced the same unwanted call.
David Hernandez from a processing department called to inform me that a court summons was being delivered.