My husband recieved a call at work from this number, they said they tried to deliver a package to our current adress, our old adress from 12 years ago and his work adress, but they never mentioned our previous adress, which is not the same as the one from 12 years ago, we have lived at our current adress for almost 4 years now.
JAA Mitigation Office scam: How to spot the fake legal threat
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Late evening calls from 866‑805‑0506 often follow a familiar script that tricks recipients into fearing legal action. Callers claim to be from a "JAA Mitigation Office" or a similar firm, say certified mail was returned, and pressure you to call back with a reference number. They rarely provide verifiable details and may threaten wage garnishment or lawsuits. Never share personal or financial information until you independently confirm the agency’s legitimacy. Hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC or your state consumer protection office. Document the call and any numbers mentioned, and let your actual creditor or attorney handle any genuine claims.
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Recent Reports for (866) 805-0506
A call was received by my husband at work, claiming to be from JAA with the phone number 855-301-0028, stating they attempted to deliver something to our address and his workplace, providing a reference number.
Interestingly, I got a call from a number claiming to be from Oklahoma, leaving a message about an old Montgomery Wards credit card, which had a reference number and a number to call, 1-877-691-0095, belonging to JAA, and further research showed it was a scam.
They claim they tried to send me certified mail and it got returned, which is very unlikely, they had a debt from over 15 years ago, and now they say i owe more than five times that, everything about it feels very suspisous and skamy
I got a call about a complant, but I dont know who it is or why they are calling, it's probaby a scam
A message from JAA referenced a mediation matter but failed to provide any additional information or validation. They provided a reference number and an alternative phone number, 866-501-0181, but their refusal to offer further details raises suspicions of fraudulent activity.
I got a similer message to the one described, but with a diffrent phone number and reference number, which seems like a common tactic used by these scammers.
The caller provided a reference number, but it appears to be the same scam others have reported.
Scam call about wrong person
A man identifying himself as John Green from the offices of Ja A called regarding a delivery issue that needed to be resolved by contacting them directly with a reference number.
Everybody's experiences seem to mirror this same scam
A caller claiming to be from 'JAA' contacted my father, stating that they were looking for my husband. They left a message with a reference number and the number 888-801-0020, claiming that urgent documents had been returned unsigned. This appears to be another scam.
Receive unwanted calls from unusual numbers, which is annoying.
A woman claiming to be from JAA Mitigation called my cell phone, stating that they needed to discuss returned papers and send out new ones, providing this number as her contact information.
A local number contacted me, claiming to be JAA Mitigation and attempting to deliver papers, but their story fell apart when I mentioned my publicly available address; they proceeded to call an old work cell phone, now used by a coworker, and referenced my ex-husband, which seemed like a blatant scare tactic.
Within minutes of missing a call from 'John Green', my husband received a call claiming my voicemail was full and that there were legal papers that needed my attention, with two different claim numbers and phone numbers provided
My experience mirrors that of others: the caller, who used a local number, was unable to provide any information and instead instructed me to contact a company, providing a reference number, which I believe is likely a scam.
A lady who claim to be Brooke called me, she said i need to call JAA, they been trying to get in touch with me, but she didnt know what it was about.
A woman called my husband's number, claiming to be from JAA and stating that they needed to send me paperwork, providing a claim number and instructing me to call their office, as someone had allegedly filed a claim against me. However, they used my maiden name instead of my married name, raising suspicions about the legitimacy of the call.
A claim was made about a complaint against me, with threats of processing without my involvement by the end of the day, and distressingly, they had contacted my family members.
A call was made to my cell phone from someone claiming to be from JAA Mitigation, stating they were following up on unresponded papers, but the call was terminated.
A call claiming to serve papers that were returned could not specify the sender and involved contacting family members, making an offer to resolve an old debt without providing written documentation.
The caller claimed to have attempted delivery of certified documents, inquiring if I had received them, and provided a callback number, 866-410-0186 ext 425922. However, when I corrected them on my last name, they refused to disclose the purpose of the call, raising suspicions of a scam.
A local number was used to call the recipient, claiming a complaint had been filed and referring them to another number with a file number. The legitimacy of the call is highly questionable, as the recipient would have been aware of any real complaints filed against them.
A representative from J.A.A. Mitigation claimed to have sent a letter over a month ago and requested I call back, but provided no additional information when questioned.
A threat was made by the caller to block the bank account and garnish wages due to a debit that occurred 10 years ago and is now in bankruptcy
The company name provided was researched, revealing it is unregistered in any state, with a website that was recently created and set to expire soon, and is hosted at a virtual office known for supporting questionable enterprises
I had a similar experience, receiving a reference number and being told it was urgent, only to be met with a generic automated message when I called back, and a representative who would not provide their full name or license number.
I experianced the same thing and unfortunatly fell victim to the scam, they clamed I owed $1,986 to advanced America back in 2008 but she coudn't provide any informations
Some person calld, claimg to be "Jackie", and said they had some papers that was undeliverable, but didnt provid any furthur informations, even thou I'm not asociated with the family member they was looking for