They called my mother and told her she had an outstandin bank loan, and that she would be served papers, they even had her socail security number
Process server scam: How to spot fake legal threats!
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Calls claiming to be a process server demanding payment for sealed legal papers are a classic scam. These callers often use urgent language, fake case numbers, and personal details scraped from public records to create pressure. Never provide money, personal ID, or confirm any information before verifying the claim. Hang up, look up the official court clerk or law firm using a trusted source, and report the number to your carrier and the FTC. If you suspect fraud, block the caller and consider filing a complaint with the state attorney general. Staying skeptical and confirming independently are the best defenses.
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I need to call this number to get the amount of fees and total cost, they are trying to serve a court summons.
The caller claimed that a family member would be served with documents and requested an alternative contact number, but their intentions seemed suspicious
The scammers claim to have received a fax document or complaint and threaten a pending legal matter to create urgency. They pretend to be process servers and cannot provide details, as the file is allegedly sealed. This is a ruse to get the victim to call another number, where they will ask for money to 'make it go away.' They threaten to serve papers at home or work and claim that two forms of ID will be required, which is entirely false, as process servers do not call ahead and are paid to serve papers only.
A suspicious call was received from an individual claiming to be Stella Adams from Process Service Dispatch, who cited a fake law and threatened consequences for avoiding process, but a quick search revealed this to be a common scam tactic.
A caller, claiming to need to serve my father with a case number, contacted me from a local number, despite my father having been out of the country for two decades and the address provided being my childhood home, which I sold 17 years ago
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I've received several voicemails from this number, each time mentioning a different name and threatening legal action unless legal documents are served immediately. This is a clear scam, with the caller using a number from Marathon, FL, 305-703-1527, and leaving a return number of 866-960-1618.
A caller contacted both my mom's house and my cell phone, claiming to have legal documents to serve from Arizona, a state I have not lived in for 9 years. This is clearly a scam, as any legitimate process server would have access to my current information.
It appears that relocation within the country is an unfamiliar concept to some individuals.
I got a call and they gave me this number, they said i owed money on a credit card from 2013 in California, but i never had a Mastercard in California, and the dude had a southern accent, totaly a scam
I received a threatening phone call regarding a case number that means nothing to me, supposedly for a notification delivery.
A woman named Linda claimed to have sealed documents requiring my immediate attention, but she refused to provide further information.
A suspicious individual, claiming to be Edward Garcia, called demanding a Citi payment from 2001, along with exorbitant attorneys' fees, which I disregarded
A man named Continent Edward Garcia claimed I would be sued for $15,000 over an unpaid car debt from 1999, threatening to serve me papers.
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