Verify the caller’s identity before you share any personal or financial details. Debt collector voicemails often cite overdue loans or legal threats to create urgency, so pause and look up the company online or call the official number listed on a bill. Never call back the number that left the message unless you’ve confirmed it’s legitimate; use a trusted source instead. If you suspect fraud, report the call to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency. Keep a log of the call time, content, and any numbers mentioned—this helps authorities investigate and protects you from future scams.
Some how, they left a voice mail saying i was going to be served papers to go to court, and then she called my husband's number, told him i gave them his number for emergency contact, wich is totaly untrue, me and my husband tried calling back to find out whats going on but she didnt ansered.
A voicemail was left by an individual claiming to be from a litigation service, but the authenticity of the claim is doubted
They claim's I owe them money for a payday loan, but I dont think so.