Upon receiving the call, I was informed that I was being served with papers related to a claim filed against me, which caught me off guard.
Fake Process Server Scam – How to Spot the Lie!
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Like a wolf in a courtroom, these calls dress up as legal notices to frighten you into paying. The script usually mentions a sealed case, a pending complaint, and a need for two IDs – all red flags. Never share personal data or money before verifying with the actual court or the alleged sender. Hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC and your state attorney general. Keep a log of the call details, and consider using call‑blocking apps. Remember, genuine process servers never call ahead to negotiate fees or give you a chance to “stop” a lawsuit.
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Reporting incidents to the BBB is often ineffective, as they lack the power to take meaningful action, making them a largely useless organization in such matters.
The calls were aggressive and threatening, prompting a report to the attorney general and the better business bureau, and the number was blocked, but the scammers continued to call from a different 800 number
These scammers claim to have received a faxed complaint and threaten a pending lawsuit to create urgency, demanding a call to another number where they ask for payment
Simultaneous calls were made to both my phones, alleging a complaint against me and stating that documents had been attempted to be delivered but were returned due to being undeliverable