Like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, a call from +1‑888‑735‑6104 often pretends to be a legal authority. Callers typically cite a bogus civil suit, a phantom debt, or a fake process‑server to create urgency and pressure you into handing over personal data. The safest move is to hang up, look up the alleged case through your local court’s website, and never confirm account numbers or Social Security details over the phone. Use call verification tools, add the number to a block list, and report the incident to the FTC or your state consumer protection agency. Remember, genuine agencies will never demand payment before you’ve verified their claim, and they won’t threaten immediate legal action without proper notice.
I recieved two calls from this number, from two different peoples, saying they was calling on behalf of Nationwide Legal Services, and they left messages saying a civil complaint was forwarded to them, but nothing was ever mailed to my home
The fact that credit cards are property of the bank is often overlooked, plus a 20 year old debt shouldnt still be on your credit report, dont you think?
According to the caller, a civil case had been filed against me in my county, which later turned out to be a claim about a credit card from 2007 to 2018 that I had never owned. The caller also mentioned a judgement being put against me, and when I asked for the address where I supposedly applied for the card, they initially gave me my current address. After I requested to see my credit report, the caller claimed it had been removed, which I find suspicious given that I never owned a card from this bank. The question remains, why wait 20 years to pursue this matter?
These scammers claim to be process servers and threaten legal action to create a sense of urgency, but their goal is to extort money from victims.
Just becuase someone claims to be something doesnt mean it's true, for example i could say i'm a celebirty but it wouldn't necesarily be true
A voicemail message led to my return call, revealing a collection agency known as US Civil Claim Service, which surprisingly had access to my personal details, including name, address, phone number, and social security number, despite the debt in question not being mine, and they threatened to file a civil suit.
A voicemail from a 786 number instructed me to call this number, claiming a legal complaint had been filed against someone, but the name wasn't mine.