This number, +18773817748, is likely being used by a process server or a debt collection outfit. The calls are often made to intimidate recipients into believing they need to be served legal papers or face legal consequences. In some cases, the calls are a tactic to pressure individuals into responding, even if they have no outstanding legal issues. Users report that the calls often come from spoofed local numbers, making them appear legitimate. If you receive such a call, it's crucial to verify any claims by checking the justice court website for civil cases. Don't engage with the callers or provide any personal information. If you suspect the calls are fraudulent, report them to the FTC and the CFPB. Stay vigilant and don't fall for intimidation tactics.
A caller named Angel, claiming to be from the processor's office, left a message stating that I needed to contact a firm directly to discuss a time-sensitive matter, but the message seemed suspicious
I mistakenly answered a call from this number, expecting it to be from a doctor's office I was waiting to hear from. The call seemed suspicious from the start, as they read from a script without confirming my identity. After hanging up, they had the audacity to call back, leaving a voicemail with an account number and a request to call an 877 number, which they don't actually use. This is a clear attempt to scam people using local numbers that bypass spam filters.
Given the message posted, it is clear that this is a debt collection agency that disregards regulations
I recieved a voicemail, asking me to call the 877 number, that everyone is talking about, the message was quite vague
Your interpretation of criticism seems misplaced, and it appears you're avoiding direct questions. Could you please clarify your stance?
It seem like youre trying to avoid the question, those two sentences are kinda confusing
A more pertinent question is what motivates someone to discredit others in this discussion, and whether there's a personal stake involved, considering that fake numbers are often used for illicit activities, even if proving illegality can be challenging.
It's puzzling why someone would be contacting your office regarding these particuler phone calls
The office i work at has been recieving complaints about this number from clients, and it appeard to be a threat from a process servers company, trying to serve papers to a familly member, which is shady and posible illegal.
The effectiveness of reporting this issue to the FTC or the phone carrier is questionable, especially since the FTC redirects debt collection complaints to the CFPB.
I recieved serval calls from this number, and also some of my family members, they wanted us to call a 877 number, but i reported it to the FTC and the 800 number owner