Block this number and never return the call. The callers pose as a legal support firm, use threatening language about officers and court action, and often already have partial personal data to scare you into paying. Never share your Social Security, bank or credit‑card details over the phone, especially when the request comes from an unsolicited source. Hang up, record the date, time, and any recorded voicemail, then report the incident to the FTC and your phone carrier. Consider adding the number to a block list or using a call‑filtering app. Stay skeptical and verify any alleged legal action through official channels before reacting.
Its a definite scam, legite process servers dont make advance calls, its best to ignore and block such numbers if posible
A call was received claiming to have legal documents to be served, with knowledge of the recipient's full social security number. The caller also contacted a family member and left a reference number for callback. When called back, the recipient was asked to confirm personal details. This is suspected to be a scam, especially given the receipt of strange text messages with links.
Some person called me from this number, looking for someone else, i told them they got the wrong person and they hung up
The recipient's family members have been contacted by this number, with demands for callbacks and threats of legal action, despite the recipient's unfamiliarity with the callers
A lady named Tina called me, asking to confirm my name and social secuity number, i told her i was reporting her.
I've had over 10 calls from this number, and the person always has a heavy acsent, telling me to call back or else uniformed officers will come to my home or work place, its geting realy frustrating.
I recieved a call from a so-called legal support service just a few minits ago, and they were saying that officers would come to my house and/or job site, which is pretty scary, but after reasearching and checking my past actions, i realizd i havent done ennything wrong and dont have enny judgments, so my advise is dont give in to their demands or act irrationally, these peoples are just trying to scare you into giving them money
I recived a voicemail mesage saying I should get an attorney, and that a officer will be at my door in 72 hours, but the mesage was unclear, and I still have the voicemail, they cald again just an hour ago.
These callers possessed personal information, which is alarming, but contacting the claimed debt collection agency revealed the real contact number, distinguishing it from a scam.
It sound like a good idear, but who are we suppost to sue and where are they located, when is the class action lawsuit going to be file, how much can we expect to get from this lawsuit, will it be more then $25.
Thanks to people like Elizabeth, who are taking a stand against scammers and illegal creditors, it's essential to document these incidents, including phone numbers and messages, to potentially build a class-action lawsuit against these fraudulent activities
A voice mail was left by a woman claiming to be from legal support services, speaking in broken English, stating that an arrest warrant would be issued in four hours, yet she failed to provide a client name, only a reference number and a phone number from the 833 area code, which raises concerns about these individuals preying on vulnerable citizens.
Received a threatening call from someone claiming to be Emma, demanding payment of $500 monthly for 9 months via a prepaid credit card, and surprisingly, they had access to the last four digits of my social security number
Obvioulsy these peoples calling me with bogus informations, they said they came to my workplace but I'm retired so thats not posible, lol. They gonna stop calling me now, I told them to f off when I called them back
I had a similar experience on 3/26/2019, alot of calls...
A scammer, posing as James from Legal Support Services, threatened to send a uniformed officer if a callback was not made.