I got several calls from this number today. This man said he was a DEA agent and he was trying to help me keep my record clean. He said he checked my background and could tell I was not the type of person they were going after. I was instructed to keep all of the information he gave me confidential and was not supposed to even tell my husband. He told me if I paid a fine today within the hour, he could get my record erased, I wouldnt be arrested, and everything would be fine. He wanted me to drive to an ATM and then call him before he could tell me how much the fine was going to be. Things were beginning to smell fishy all the way through the conversation, but especially now! We googled this number and found this site. We called him back and confronted him and let him know we would be in touch with the real DEA's office tomorrow. He hung up. Hopefully there will be no more calls. BE CAREFUL!
Why dont we all pick a time,and everyone call this [***] back at the same time!They have roll over # so they will all ring.Tell them to look outside,the black helicopters are comming.
I like Captain Jacks idea but I think we should each take a 2 minute window so we busy out his phone all day and all night. Who's going to organize this super sleuth event?
got the same voice mail message from Mark Thomas. I have not called back yet. I like capt mac's idea about everyone calling back at once, but I guess we have to enlist people. I'm just waiting to call him back so I can figure out some response that will really irritate him or waste a lot of his time!
Did you call him back yet? My husband and I were thinking that we would call him back and find out where he wants us to send money to... and then turn that into our local DEA agency with his phone number. So..we don't actually send him any money but we get his banking info and use it against him. What do you think?
Also... I just got a second call from another number (201-241-6173) with the same message except the name is John Martinez this time....argh