I received numerous email saying I borrowed 300 dollars & I could settle out of court I had to pay restitution of 1130 I threatened to contact law enforcement in my area & they stopped emailing me I was kinda scared but I googled the 210 number and it said it was a scam
I received a email on Oct 28,2013 stated that if I did not call within the next 24 hours that I would be arrested also said that when I call I need to have the following info the file number and ss# and a debit card ready to pay what I owe. Her name was Christy Adams. I called her and before I gave any info I asked to send me a letter or could she tell me some info about the situation and she got very aggressive and said that she did not have to tell me anything that I just better pay that money or I am going to jail and then she hung up. It is a scam and they have been reported.
THEY ARE STILL TRYING TO SCAM PPL THEY SENT ME A EMAIL THREATENING ME, THEY COULDNT GET SOME OF THE WORDS CORRECTLY SPELLED. HOW CAN SOMEONE STOP THESE PEOPLE?
Let me introduce myself. I am Senior Affidavit Processor Officer Susan Anderson from State Investigation Department. As we were trying to reach you since a couple of days regarding a very serious matter about a lawsuit filed on your name stating that you are doing some fraud nd criminal activities.
I am really very sorry to say you that you are going to be legally prosecuted in the Court House within couple of days. Your SSN is put on hold by US Government, so before something goes wrong I thought that I shall call you and notify you about this matter. But as I was not able to reach you I am sending you an final notification Email. So please take a piece of paper and write down your case file TX#001021 and second thing since it’s a leg
THIS IS THE 3RD EMAIL FROM THESE PEOPLE. HOW CAN I GET THEM TO STOP SENDING ME EMAILS...
See if your email provider has a block sender function. Of course you know this is a scam by the poorly worded message, reference to a nonexistent department and incorrect legal terminology, ie lawsuit for fraud and criminal activities. Lawsuits are civil actions and not used in criminal cases. Also, if there were criminal allegations against you, you would very likely be receiving notice in person from a law enforcement officer not some flaky email.