A voicemail message claimed that a complaint had been filed against me and urged me to contact them to avoid further action
Scam voicemail warning: what the 877‑526‑0134 callers want!
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Expert Opinion
Oddly, a toll‑free line can masquerade as a courtroom warning, delivering a recorded threat that you must call back within 24 hours. The script typically cites a vague “complaint” and names a person like Scott Ryan or Andrew Karsh to add credibility. Before you share any personal or financial data, ask for a written debt‑validation notice and verify the collector’s license through your state’s attorney‑general site. Hang up if the call is unsolicited, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC and your local consumer‑protection agency. Staying calm and demanding proof keeps scammers at bay.
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This sounds like a potential xcam incident
A message was received from this number, supposedly from someone named Melissa, stating that a response was required within 24 hours or further action would be taken.
18775260134
Debt Collector
Notably, 877 is a toll free number, and usualy people dont have toll free numbers for their personal phones, there is alot more to it than just a debt validation letter
It's worth noting that the name Andrew Karsh may be fake, and the number provided in the voicemail could be used by scammers to gather personal information, potentially in violation of federal regulations.
It seems unlikely that a 6-digit phone number, which is not valid in the North American Numbering Plan, could be traced to an individual.
Similarly to other comments, this number appeared with a series of repeating digits, and upon investigation by my daughter, it was linked to an individual named Andrew Karsh, who possessed a concerning amount of personal information, including my email, full name, and county of residence, and attempted to settle a debt related to a car I cosigned for my son years ago
Both my sister and I received identical calls, and I even engaged in conversation with an individual claiming to be Scott Ryan. Interestingly, the caller ID displayed a number, but it was not the actual number that called.
The recipient of these calls is asked to contact Jose Madrid, despite this individual not being associated with the number, which has been in use for several years. The calls claim importance and threaten further action if not returned, yet the message is clear: there is no Jose Madrid at this number, and the calls are unwarranted
The message left in my voicemail was identical to previous ones.
The same message keeps being relayed, urging contact with Scott Ryan
A voicemail was left with an urgent message regarding a complaint, requesting a call back to Scott Ryan within 24 hours to avoid further action
A voicemail was left stating that there's an urgent message concering a complaint and i need to contact Scott Ryan within 24 hours, otherwise procedings may be taken without my consent, it sounds extremly importint
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