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.
It's appalling how these individuals have been pestering me, even going so far as to contact distant relatives I haven't been in touch with for nearly two decades; their deceitful and unscrupulous behavior is evident
Multiple family members received calls from them, which confirms they are a scam; avoid sharing personal info
Did they actuallly threaten to garnish wages and contact ur workplace
Did they called ur workplace and threatened wage garnishment
My sister recived a call from a man, he said that they were a mitigation company and that i needed to call them back, they even gave a case number, they said i owed for a line of credit from 2007 and that i was being sued, but the supposed line of credit was for 1100.00, this is completly bogus
I sent this call to voicemail, they left a message sayin i need to contact them, but i dont think they are legit, i try to waste they time by callin them back
Recieving a call from these indivijuals was quite alarmning, as they left a message threathening to process charges if I didnt return the call by the end of the day, which is obviuosly a scam with a tensse of urgency
A call from someone claiming to be Eva Lopez from the JAA Mitigation Office in Tennessee mentioned mailed papers and a reference number, which seemed suspicious.
Apparently, that was already known, and I was simply providing a summary. 😸
It's worth noting that the postal service's protocol for delivering certified mail involves multiple attempts, with notifications left at the recipient's address, before returning the item to the sender after a specified period
Beware of this scam, as only the post office can deliver certified mail. If the recipient is not home, the mail is returned to the sender.
A message was left at my parents' residence, addressing me by my maiden name, claiming to be from JAA and attempting to deliver a certified letter. The caller ID displayed a local number, but an 866 number was provided in the message.
They told me that some documentation was sent to me and returned, but when I asked about it, they were very vague about what it was for
The caller refused to provide information unless I confirmed I was James and claimed to be calling about documents I had sent, but the lack of transparency about the company's identity raised suspicions of a scam.
They said they were from document control at Anderson and associates, and that this was a final attempt, Christina Bledsoe was her name, and she gave me a reference number, but i dont know whats going on
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A woman, claiming to be from Jacob Alexander and associates, contacted me using an outdated last name, supposedly regarding a complaint filed through doc control.
A call was received from this number, claiming to be from Omnicare CIC, but the message was actually from Christine Bledso with Alexander and Associates regarding a pending legal matter