Like a wolf in a legal‑paper coat, these calls masquerade as official summons. The pattern shows a legal courier posing as a debt collector, using vague threats about court papers at home or work. The safest move is to refuse any payment, request a written notice mailed to your address, and verify the claim with the actual court or creditor. Notify your employer’s security team, block the number, and file complaints with the FTC, your state attorney general, and the Better Business Bureau. Keeping detailed logs of calls and voicemails helps if you need to pursue a cease‑and‑desist or legal action.
Recently, I received one of these calls from a lady who claimed to have legal documents but failed to provide any specific information. Amusingly, the phone number she provided had an incorrect number of digits. I have saved the message for potential future reference.
Apparently, Walgreens has a presence in India, which is surprising to hear.
Repeated calls have been received from this number, with the caller claiming to represent Legal Courier Service LLC and stating that they will be visiting my home. However, they fail to mention the intended recipient of the service and instruct not to return the call. The number they call from is blocked, and the number they provide for callbacks is associated with a cell phone in Niagra Falls.
A series of voicemails from a man claiming to be Charles Corley were left, stating he intended to deliver documents related to a fraudulent debt collection. However, his claims and methods seemed suspicious, and no one showed up at the specified time. Further investigation led to filing complaints with the FTC and the Texas attorney general.
Following a poor customer experience with a credit bureau a couple of days ago, I received a similar call today from a supposed courier threatening to involve legal authorities, which seems suspiciously linked.
They cald and said i owe them money and it would be cheeper to pay it now outside the courts, if i dont pay them they wil come and sue me
I have been receiving similar calls, with the caller claiming to be Timothy Newman, stating that I defaulted on a payday loan in 2008, despite having no record of such a loan
If youre responsable with your finances, you wont be in a situaton where you recieve calls like this, i mean i got a call too and i handled it becuse you gotta take care of buisness
A message was left by someone claiming to be Thomas Kane, stating they would serve papers at my home and referencing a case number, but upon calling the provided number, it led to Cross Point Associates, and since my old debts were recently paid, this seems like a scam.
For months, this company has been harassing me, leaving messages with family and threatening to serve me with court papers, despite my lack of involvement with them.
Mr. Thomas Kane has been making threatening calls, claiming to be a courier with legal documents to serve at home or work, and has also contacted my family and ex-husband, despite having no valid reason for doing so, as all loans were paid off two years ago.
The caller identified himself as Ryan K.
It seems this scammer is desperate and unable to find legitimate employment, and this site may be hindering their phone scam activities, which is a positive development.
My experiance with Mr Cutter was embarassing, he showed up at my work at walgreens asking for me, I didnt pay any attention to his call, but this morning it all changed
Over the course of this week, I've received multiple messages from variations of this number, threatening an 'independent courier.' These messages have been recorded with the assistance of my attorney, who is eager to address this harassment, especially since any potential legal claim would be outside the statute of limitations in my state.
Similar experiance occured to me, a scammer posining as James Cutter contacted me about court papers, claiming I owed money on a pay day loan.
After receiving a call claiming they would deliver court papers to my workplace, I informed them not to contact me at work or visit, and now I'm unsure how to proceed.
An individual claiming to be from an independent legal courier service, with the last name Cutter, stated that they had court papers to deliver.
This caller purported to be an independent courier delivering court papers.