Oddly enough, the identical $389 settlement script keeps resurfacing across dozens of voicemails, pointing to a single organized scam. Callers claim to file legal paperwork against you within 24‑48 hours unless you pay a so‑called economic hardship fee, yet they never reveal a company name or a legitimate reference number. Hang up immediately and block the number; never provide personal data or send money. Report the call to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency, and keep a log of timestamps and exact phrasing. If you suspect a genuine debt, request written verification before taking any action. Staying vigilant and documenting these calls can protect you from costly fraud.
I recieved the same call as Kirstie, it must be a scam, i will report this to the FTC.
I've had similar experiences and filed a complaint with the FTC, just like I did a few years ago
After receiving a call with a message including my married name, which I've never legally taken, and referencing my social security number, it's clear this is a scam
Found the same experince after researching.
These scam calls are received every few months, confirming their suspicious nature.
This number is definatly a scammer, be careful.
A voice message from Susanne of Mediation Processing Services was left, stating she had legal documents with my name and social security number, and I had 24 hours to respond before further action was taken.