Calls claiming you owe a process server and threatening legal action feel like a classic pressure tactic. Scammers often use a fake case number and a urgent‑tone script to make victims panic. Hang up immediately and do not return the call; legitimate process servers will provide verifiable court documents. Verify any summons by contacting the court directly, not the number they give you. Block the number, report it to the FTC and your phone carrier, and consider adding it to a call‑blocking app. Staying calm and checking official sources are the best ways to avoid falling for these scams.
Repeated calls from this number have claimed I owe money to various businesses, and when I've questioned their legitimacy, they've resorted to threats, including claims of perjury charges, revealing a scam.
A scammer posing as a legitimate entity contacted me, citing a sealed summons and providing fictitious numbers, which I promptly debunked with a Google search.
A lady called me from this number, claimin I need to call anuvver number to avoid wage garnishment, it sounds like a scam to me.
They were asking for my information about a summons
I got a call from Monica at process server dispatch, saying I need to call 844 544 1807 or I will be in trouble, what a load of nonsense
This call appears to be a scam posing as a process server, aiming to deceive recipients.