Unexpectedly, callers masquerading as certified‑mail agents flood the line. Most reports link the +18553133403 number to a scheme where the voice claims to be a process server delivering sealed court documents, then threatens legal action or repossession. The pattern—use of official‑sounding language, vague “document numbers,” and pressure to verify personal data—matches classic scam tactics. If you receive such a call, do not provide names, Social Security numbers, or payment info. Hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC or your state consumer protection agency. Verify any real court notices through official county websites instead of phone prompts.
The caller claimed to be from Ameren, stating they had a disconnection order that would take effect in 30 minutes.
This number has been linked to scamming activities, with the caller leaving two distinct voicemail messages from this number and another.
I recieved a call from the same number, i didnt call back, they have tryed several times with different people and numbers, its a scam
It is crucial that your management is informed about this scam to avoid any potential repercussions. Since legitimate process servers do not provide advance notice, it is clear that no one will be showing up.
Jim Schilling contact me saying he is a process server and the Plaintiff Harold Daily asked me to call him directly to resolve the matter out of court, he told me if I cant resolve it he is going to come and serve me papers.
The company behind this number has a history of illicit practices, having been fined millions of dollars, and their methods are deceitful, aiming to extract personal info under false pretenses.
A series of calls were received from individuals claiming to have information about a property, including a man named Daniel Crane and a woman who mentioned a 'document' number, but their intentions seem suspicious.
This number has been used to contact my mother-in-law, falsely claiming to have certified documents for me, which is clearly a scam, as legitimate process servers would not use restricted numbers or provide advance notice.
This is clearly a scam, specifically the fake process server scam.
Apparently, they are pursuing a court case and claim I have an outstanding judgement for a repossessed car, which is entirely false as I have never owned a repossessed vehicle or co-signed for one.
I've been receiving harassing calls claiming there are papers that need to be delivered to me via certified mail
They called saying they have certified mail for me, dont know what it is or what they want
They claim to have certified mail for me, but i'm skeptical about their intentions.