Picture this: you answer a call that immediately threatens a court filing over a payday loan you never had, then leaves a hostile voicemail demanding payment. These calls usually claim to be from a “Mediation Processing Services” representative named Kayla and use your Social Security number to sound legit. Never share personal or financial details over the phone, and insist on written proof of any debt before considering payment. Hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency. Keep a log of dates, numbers, and script snippets – they help authorities track the scam network.
I received the same message from a Florida number, which I believe is a scam, and I have since blocked the number.
Further research reveal that this company make calls from various numbers, as another user mentioned, they wont take you to court, ther is a statue of limitations on this kind of things, so its a scam.
This is a scam, as legitimate debt collectors will provide proof of debt in writing and will not try to garnish wages without a court order.
A text was sent to me, threatening wage garnishment and a civil suit over an allegedly defaulted payday loan from 2010, with the sender demanding $399 to settle, despite being unable to provide written documentation and claiming to be in mediation, while also possessing some of my personal information that could be found online.
A woman contacted me, falsely claiming that my husband had taken out a payday loan, which is completely untrue and appears to be a scam.
I have no doubt that it is a scam, as I made the call and it rang, confirming my suspicions
A recent call claimed to be from Mediation Processing Services, stating that there's a case linked to my social security number that requires my immediate attention to avoid court action. This appears to be a scam.
Threatening voicemails have been left, claiming owed money, but this is a known scam tactic.
I recieved the same call and also a txt message threating court procedings
A voicemail claimed I had a payday loan, stating they would proceed further, which is absurd, as I never signed up for such a thing, and they are seeking personal information, which is not going to happen
I've been recieving calls about a payday loan that was settled over a decade ago, the caller threatens civil litigation and demands a settlement.
I got a call about a payday loan from 9 years ago, but i have documents to prove its been paid, i'm just waiting to sue them.
I've recently received a similar notification about a court date discussion from last month, but attempts to call back were met with no answer, yet they continue to send texts insisting I call them back.
I've been reciving threatning calls and text mesages about a court case; when i try to return the call, the phone just keeps ringing.