The analysis of the comments reveals a pattern of suspicious behavior from the caller, with multiple reports of scam attempts and threats. The caller claims to have important documents or information, but consistently fails to provide any valid details, instead asking for personal or financial information. This behavior is a clear indication of a phishing attempt, where the caller is trying to trick the recipient into providing sensitive information. The fact that the caller uses multiple names and numbers, and makes empty threats, further supports this conclusion.
Generally, these callers make alot of empty threat phone calls, but real attorneys for real creditors dont waste time with unfounded threats, insted they send a server unannounced.
my wife has been receiving calls from someone claiming she owes $2700 from a fraudulent loan taken out by her ex over 10 years ago, and they're threatening to serve papers, have you experienced anything similar?
Initially, the call was disconnected, then a text requested a $12 payment for a package, asking for my credit card details
Multiple calls are made daly from varous numbers, they claim to have an important document to deliever and provide different case numbers each time, its definatly a scam.
It seems they are unable to secure legitimate employment
Both my brother in Texas and I received calls from GFS, which appear to be scams, as they failed to follow the legally required protocol for debt collection and recovery.
A voicemail was left regarding a file number, 24-118876, which was allegedly related to a legal matter; the caller, who identified herself as Lisa Stevens, instructed me to call 877-617-6691, or else the client would proceed without my involvement.