The 855‑244‑7206 line is almost universally reported as a fake debt‑collector scam that pretends to be something called Revenue Recovery Services. Callers blare threats about lawsuits, sheriff raids, or unpaid payday loans, then disappear when you demand proof. The safest play is to hang up immediately, never share your Social Security number, bank details, or name. Use your phone’s built‑in blocker or a third‑party app to stop repeat dials. File a complaint with the FTC, FCC, and your state attorney general – they track spoofed numbers. If a legit collector contacts you, they must send a written validation within 30 days; any refusal is a red flag.
Repeated calls from this number have been received, with the same bogus claim that a complaint has been filed against my name and social security number, prompting me to call back and confront the scammer
Filing complaints with various agencies, including the State Attorney General and FCC, has been my approach to dealing with this issue, and I encourage others to do the same.
Throughout the year, I have received approximately six calls from different numbers, all of which result in a voicemail threatening a subpoena but ultimately proving to be a scam aimed at financially exploiting uninformed individuals.
Another instance of a robo-call from unscrupulous individuals.
After receiving a call from this number, I called back and was told I owed 2000 dollars for a credit card I never owned, and the representative from Revenue Recovery became rude and hung up on me
Threats with no basis in fact are being made by these callers.
This phone number, among several others, is involved in a deceptive practice of leaving robo call messages about complaints on social security numbers, and upon answering, the person was not only abusive but also threatening, revealing their true nature as debt scavengers.
Yes, i got the same calls out of OK as well, and same thing, payday loan place is coming after me, thankfully i googled the number and found out all sorts of informations, SCAM
This is undoubtedly a scam; to verify, request all information in writing before engaging in any discussion about the debt, which they will be unable to provide.
Some guy named Mr. Jeff Rivers said i have a debt with a payday loan place, but i had it included in my banckruptcy 4 yrs ago, i told him he cant collect this debt because of the banckruptcy
This company called me looking for somone else, saying they need to appear in court, when I called them back, a person named Tomas Delany ansered and claimed he cant give me informations about the case or the person, but admittd they got my number from somwhere, this sounds like a scam to me.
Over the past few months, I've been recieving calls from two diffrent numbers, telling me to call back this number, claiming to have a claim against my name and social secuirty number, it's alot of stress.
They clamed an oficial complaint was filed against my SSN, and i shoud call back with a statment of intention, sounds like a scam to me
Recieved a message on my landline, claiming to be from the social security office, stating an outstanding claim needed to be discussed, but the caller failed to provide company identification and hung up when asked for specifc details, revealing a likely scam.
Despite frequent calls, sometimes multiple times a day, attempting to solicit me, I have tried to gather more information from them, including their address, but they hang up on me.
For about 5 months, I've been getting calls from this number, and they even provided a claim number; it's clearly a scam, as evidenced by the call I received with the same message, similar to the one from 1-855-244-7206.
My mother-in-law, who is 78, has been getting frecuent calls from these peoples and i'd like to know how to make them stop
In cases of extortion scam operations, it is advisable to submit reports to the relevant authorities, including the FBI, state attorney general, Department Of Justice, CFB, FTC, and FCC.
It's clear that you need to reevaluate your reading comprehension skills, as the context of the sentence was completely misunderstood.
For over a year, I have been subjected to these calls, and despite reporting them to the FTC and my state's Attorney General, who confirmed it as a scam, I advise caution and recommend verifying credit reports, as legitimate debt collectors would communicate via postal mail and clearly identify themselves
On 10-6-14, I recieved a call stating a formal comlaint had been filed against me, using my divorced name from 29 years ago, I was given a docket number and phone number to call back, after investigating, I spoke with Thomas, who claimed to be with the office of revenue recovery services
I recieved a message saying ther was a complaint against me and my social secirity number, when I called back, the answering service didn't give me any valid options for extention numbers, and no company name was mentioned.
A voicemail from this number claimed there was an issue related to my name and social security number, using an alias I hadn't used in decades; I deleted the message and blocked the number
Another automated call from this group, characteristic of their nuisance tactics
Representatives from Revenue Recovery Service can be reached at this number
I recived a call saying they had a case agenst my name and ssn, the lady was pleasant untill i wouldnt give her the informations she wanted
Received identical message, definately a scam
I'm struggling to obtain their address, and they refuse to provide their name, have you had any luck?
I had a similar experience, the caller ID said 855 782 1158, but the number was 855 244 7206, i didnt call back though
Accoding to my phone log, I recived a call from anoter number, telling me to call 855-244-7206, but I dont owe ennyone ennything so I'm ignorig the call