Heads up, these inbound calls that claim you’re being sued are almost always a scam aimed at extracting personal information or money. Callers often pose as “Nationwide Legal Services” or similar legal entities, use urgent language, and leave 888‑numbers to pressure you into quick action. Never confirm identity over the phone, and don’t provide Social Security numbers, banking details, or sign any documents without first contacting the actual court or agency directly. Hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection office. Stay skeptical and verify any legal notice through official channels.
Further research is necessary to verify the ownership of this number, as search results may be misleading
I recieve a call from a local number, they leave a message saying a legal suit is against me and i never recieve the letter they claim to send to my home.
When i look up this number, it appartently belongs to Household Van Lines in Florida, but i know thats a false claim since i dont have any lawsuits or debts
One tactic they utilise is contacting acquaintances, collegues, and even employers to create a sense of urgency, thereby manipulating the victim into payng the extorted money.
This is obviously a scam, they have contact me, my relatives, and even know my home adress, they claim i have a civil case in Sarasota FL, but i checked with the county and found out i dont have any cases.
The caller attempted to verify my identity by claiming to represent the USCCS, or US Civil Claim Services, and when I refused, they contacted a relative, providing a claim number and instructing them to call a secured line that was supposedly left in a voicemail message
Recieved two seperate calls from the same local cell number, both from diffrent people claiming to be from Nationwide Legal Services, I could hear background noices, they left meesages about a civil complaint, nothing was ever mailed to my adress
The caller claimed to be a process verification service attempting to reach the recipient in person
It's clear that the original post was plagiarized due to the responder's inability to provide meaningful details about the call.
They claied that i was bein sued
The caller claimed I was being sued, but provided no further details.