Bottom line: these calls are classic debt‑collector scams that use vague “item filed against you” language to intimidate victims. Callers often claim to be from a company like Quest Capital and will hang up if you demand details. Never share personal or financial info, and ask for written verification of any alleged debt as required by the FDCPA. If the caller can’t provide it, end the call and block the number. Report the number to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency. Keep a log of dates, names, and scripts in case you need to dispute the claim later.
Weeks ago, Quest Capital contacted me using a restricted number, leaving a voicemail about a case against me; upon requesting debt information as per FDCPA rules, they failed to comply, suggesting it was a scam, which was later confirmed by Atlas Consumer Law.
The repossession of a vehicle by Quest Capital Group without offering payment alternatives raises questions about the legitimacy of their actions and the rights of the vehicle's owner.
This number has been calling my family member, claiming they have a package or a case against my son, but the police say it's a scam, and the guy claim his name is Steve Galley...
They contacts me and claims something has been filed against me, but refuses to provide informations when i ask questions, then hangs up on me.
A voicemail was left for my mother, claiming to be from the city police department, but upon calling back, it became clear that it was a scam, as they refused to provide any information and hung up when questioned.
A message was left by Jordan Anderson, seeking to contact Joni Lynn Shelton in regards to case #16125-8407, concerning an item filed against her, with instructions to call 844-767-2799.
A call was received from someone claiming to be Jordan, who was looking for David Junior in regards to a filed item.
I recieved a call from a brethless person claimin to be Joshua One, same old story as the others, but this time it was about somone named Rosalyn Debonnie, Ive had my number for like 20 yeers and dont know who that is, thats just rediculous
At first, i got a message from a guy named Joshua that i owed money and now i talk to some guy named Sean claiming he's the one that i talk to, i ask him who Joshua was and he told me that i'll find out, i'll meet him soon and hung up on me
Repeated calls were made by an individual named Jordan Anderson or Anderston, inquiring about an Angela Helmick, but the purpose of the calls was unclear.
A scam call was made from a number claiming to be about an item filed against the recipient, but it was clear that it was a deceptive tactic.