These people are scam artist, they find information about you from a transaction you may have done online. They may have some information about you but not enought to arrest you or anything like that, if he had the authority to arrest you he would not be calling you so many times. He wants money this is one of those situation where their trying to get money from you. Don't give these people your banking, home, or address. If they want you that bad they will come and get you. Tell them you waiting with a police officer and a lawyer. If you owe a debt tell them to send you a debt Validation letter with explaination of the debt and whom you may owe it to. Otherwise, tell them to hold on your lawyer is coming to the phone, and I bet they will hang up quickly, They will call again but they will continue to hang up on you, Hopefully, they will stop, the numbers they leave you are not even real.
My husband has been getting calls on a daily basis from Officer Kevin Brown from the Department of Finacncial Investigation. He will not send us any information about the debt he says my husband owes. He calls my husbands job and has lots of persoanl information that he is telling his boss, superviorss and anyone that answers the phone at his place of work. It has caused some employment problems. He has a very strong accent and at times we can not understand him. This man changes his name and has now started to call us using a local phone number that shows up in the caller ID but yet he is in New York Financial District. He is rude to the point my husbands boss hung up on him, he has threaten to have us arrested and wanted us to pay money unpon first contact. He sent us some email information afte we asked to see the debt, and all we got was a settlement paper and this page contained information about harrasing some lady and a fake state seal. He calls 10 or more times a day one minute after the other and we have filed compliants with the FTC. This all started about a month ago, but he is rude and very unprofessional. I see from reading the blogs we are not alone, but I have to know if this will stop. Something is not right with the way they have tapped into our local phone bank and have started calling from that number better yet getting that number to show up. This is bad for any individual having to deal with this man.
These people are scam artist, they find information about you from a transaction you may have done online. They may have some information about you but not enought to arrest you or anything like that, if he had the authority to arrest you he would not be calling you so many times. He wants money this is one of those situation where their trying to get money from you. Don't give these people your banking, home, or address. If they want you that bad they will come and get you. Tell them you waiting with a police officer and a lawyer. If you owe a debt tell them to send you a debt Validation letter with explaination of the debt and whom you may owe it to. Otherwise, tell them to hold on your lawyer is coming to the phone, and I bet they will hang up quickly, They will call again but they will continue to hang up on you, Hopefully, they will stop, the numbers they leave you are not even real.