?Ever wondered why a random call claims you owe a decade‑old debt? Most of the reports flag a pattern: a voice‑mail that sounds like a debt collector, threatens legal action, and already knows personal details. The safest move is to hang up, avoid sharing any info, and never send money without verified paperwork. Block the number, report it to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency, and check your credit for unauthorized accounts. Consider using a call‑blocking app and keep a written log of each call. Staying skeptical and documenting everything usually stops the harassment fast.
The caller claimed there was an outstanding debt, threatening court involvement and fraud charges if not paid immediately, possessing all personal information.
A caller, without identifying themselves, claimed I owed them money and threatened legal action if I didn't return their call, a scenario that has been repeating for over two months.
Those engaging in criminal activities often lack empathy, but all necessary information has been provided, and it's up to individuals to educate themselves or ignore it.
The caller attempted to scam by threatening to garnish wages for a non-existent unpaid bill, having obtained personal information.
I recieve daily annoying calls all the time
A threatening voicemail was left, claiming that I would be served at my residence and that the county would be notified, but the message was unclear and stumbling
The caller claimed I had a significant debt to a loan company, using outdated personal information, and demanded a substantial payment to resolve the issue.
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Using a toll-free number like 866 means the caller's number is not blocked and can be seen by the recipient.
My mother recieved a call from this number, and they were threating to garnish my wages for an unpaid debt, however, I have no knowledge of such debt, I called them back with my number blocked, and they imediately hung up, the persons name was Precious Stone, which seems quite cute, be cautious of these people
I got the same message as the others, I always search up the number before calling back, and they never seem to be legit.
There are website that sell personal informations, these companys use them to intimidate and scare people into payin, they search court records and find outstanding actions, and then they call you, but if you call they're bluff, they hang up
I recieved calls and voicemals on my backup cell phone, the message was similar to the one above, they were looking for someone who havent had this number for almost two years, I called them and they promisded to remove the number
I recieved a missed call from this number along with a voicemail message stating that i needed to contact them regarding a letter and potential legal actions; when i called back, they claimed my deceased father owed money on a credit card and tried to convinse me to pay a settlement, which i didnt.
I recieved several call from this number, and they leave voicemail threatening me with legal action, but my attorney say it a scam, so dont pay them ennything
After returning the call, the individual claimed I owed a payday loan from 2012, despite my incarceration at that time, and possessed outdated email information, raising suspicions of a potential scam that may warrant FBI attention.
A suspicious call was returned, only to discover it was a bogus claim about a payday loan from 2014, with the caller becoming aggressive and threatening when asked for paperwork
Upon calling back, a male voice inquired about an individual not residing at our address, prompting us to request that they cease contact, after initially receiving a vague message from them.
A message was left, but the language used was fragmented and difficult to understand.
The District Attorney's office does not handle debt collection, as it focuses on prosecuting criminals, and debt issues are civil, not criminal matters.
A call was received claiming an unpaid payday loan from December 2014, which was vehemently denied; the caller attempted to settle the alleged debt for $354, but the conversation ended abruptly
I've been recieving calls from this number daily, and today they finaly left a voicemail, which sounds very threatening, they want me to have my identifications ready, sounds like phishing.