Who called from 2012344183

Good afternoon to everyone who is reading.  I just received a call from a so-called Officer Sandy Cruz from the U.S. Law Enforcement Department.  Just about five or six weeks ago, someone else (going by the name of Office Sam Smith and Bryan O'Connell) from this fictitious institution (from a different number, mind you) called the Executive Director of my employer to ask him to garnish my wages.  Thankfully, the Executive Director informed of this occurrence and I explained to him that these individuals were scam artists.  These individuals will use common names and foreign accents to be convincing.  BE ALERT!!  IF YOU OWE MONEY TO A CREDITOR, BY STATE LAW YOU MUST RECEIVE CORRESPONDENCE BY MAIL WITHIN 30 DAYS THAT IT IS TRANSFERRED TO A COLLECTION AND/OR RECOVERY UNIT.  I checked their number and it is a landline telephone number with AT&T.  I filed a complaint with the FTC.

Just got a call from Some guy giving me my "case file#" His phone was 201-224-4183 ext# 1043. He had my SS# and some of my bank acct# but not all of it. He said the call was being recorded by my state's attorney General's office and my local law enforcement. I WISH!!! These people are FAKE. They will try to get you to belive that you owe money from a defaulted loan or violation, check fraud, tax by deception, or internet fraud. Those were the words he used. He told me NOT to interrupt him while he was speaking and to save my questions to the end. So When he was finished, I told him what he was doing was Illegal and asked if he even know who my attorney general for my state was. He didn't know. When I told him I saw on the news a story about companies JUST LIKE HIS who call people and try to get them to send money for loans or something they 'think' they had, he got really defensive and asked how I knew that information. So..they're liars. Don't believe them. They will just SCAM you!! PS - this is the 2nd call I've received from them. They always end up hanging up on me and threatening further action. When I ask for Proof of my "defaults" in writing by certified mail, they say they've already sent it to my email. And guess what? That doesn't count. Don't believe a word they say!!

The people at this number don't have my current information and are calling my mother and friend on whatever application they got of mine.  I don't think they are in the United States.  I think this number is a hub that they are using to connect from India to the United States.  They are able to get our information because a lot of companies are out sourcing projects to India because its cheaper and therefore there are some bad people that manage to get a hold of your credit or car applications and use your social security and bank account against you.  This is a complete scam and do not believe them.  Ask them to give you the date and the name of the company that loaned you the money and confirm with your bank.  I'm at Wells Fargo and they were very nice about checking through my statements and even changed my checking account number just in case they tried to withdraw money from my account.  DON'T BELIEVE THEM ITS A TOTAL LIE!

I got 3 calls from them yesterday ten minutes apart. Boy he must really more hard up for money to call like that.   He said he was. Officer Mike Smith from the United States Law Enforcement Debt.  On one message he left he said something bad was going to happen to me or at my home.  He sounded like he was from India and I deal with people from India calling me for help and they don't have names like Mike Smith.  I also thought about it for a momemnt and thought a true Officer of the law wouldn't leave threatening messages like he did.  I have search the number he called from by Googling it and there are countless posts about this very same Mike Smith and all sites say this is a scam.  What's so bad is that I was fooled about four or five months ago and it cost me $625.00.  This guy will tell you not to interupt him until he's done speaking and the whole time he's talking it sounds very scripted.  Almost like he's reading from a piece of paper and if you interupt him he will loose his train of thought.  A real professional would sound like the words are flowing more naturally from his mouth.  Where he's stupid is that someone like me reasearches every number I don't recognize by going to the internet.  He's the bigger sucker.

I got 3 calls from them yesterday ten minutes apart. Boy he must really more hard up for money to call like that.   He said he was. Officer Mike Smith from the United States Law Enforcement Debt.  On one message he left he said something bad was going to happen to me or at my home.  He sounded like he was from India and I deal with people from India calling me for help and they don't have names like Mike Smith.  I also thought about it for a momemnt and thought a true Officer of the law wouldn't leave threatening messages like he did.  I have search the number he called from by Googling it and there are countless posts about this very same Mike Smith and all sites say this is a scam.  What's so bad is that I was fooled about four or five months ago and it cost me $625.00.  This guy will tell you not to interupt him until he's done speaking and the whole time he's talking it sounds very scripted.  Almost like he's reading from a piece of paper and if you interupt him he will loose his train of thought.  A real professional would sound like the words are flowing more naturally from his mouth.  Where he's stupid is that someone like me reasearches every number I don't recognize by going to the internet.  He's the bigger sucker.