Like a wolf in a courtroom, the call pretends to wear a legal robe while hunting for cash. The script‑driven pitch about a pending lawsuit, a sealed file, and a process server who can’t give details is a classic intimidation tactic. Never trust a voicemail that asks you to call back for payment, especially when the caller demands two forms of ID or threatens service at work. Hang up, block the number, and verify any alleged debt directly with the creditor using known contact info. Report the incident to the FTC or your state consumer protection agency, and keep a log of the call for future reference. Remember, it’s a scam.
Apparently, the same caller with an unknown number contacted me, but I didnt bother calling them back, its probably a scam anyways
The scam involves claiming to have received a fax document and threatening legal action to create panic. They pretend to be process servers, asking you to call another number where they demand money to resolve the issue, often using fake case numbers and working in teams to deceive victims.
A voicemail was left stating someone would be visiting my home or work to deliver papers, but when I called back, Max Keller answered and claimed I owed money, which I dont, and became abusive when I didnt pay, typical scam.