I keep getting harrasing phone calls from this number a strange man keeps saying hello than hangs up. Please if u see this number dont answer it . It seems like a scam
Block these calls by any means necessary! They are a scam. A Kay Powell called me in the morning and my husband in the evening and left the same voice mail and reference number. If they were reputable, they would have asked for either of us on the first call. Which led us to believe this is a total scam and to these internet blogs. I pay $15.00 per month to monitor my credit and my husband has a similar arrangement. We have no debt, never missed any payments, paid every bill made and both of our FICO credit scores are over 800! We did not recognize the number or name on our caller id so we did not pick up as we get bogus calls all the time. Glad we didn't. Now these calls are blocked!
Tell everyone to not be fooled by these scammers - especially the elderly ad naieve! Keep them protected.
Just got a call from the law office of OXFORD LAW LLC. They were looking for J Taylor. They have been calling for months. I have told them several times I don't know this person. It doesn't help. I'm calling the BETTER BUSNIESS BUREAU. Next to see if they can help
This "Oxford Law LLC" called my neighbor asking for me. A David Hunter told her to give me the message to call him right away. I didn't know why a law firm would be calling so I googled it. After reading all these messages, there is no way I am going to call them back. I will also let my family members know not to give them any information. I HATE people who do this.
Read the large number of consumer complaints about Oxford Law LLC across the Internet.
Caller attempts to revive old charge-off debts, identity theft claims and debts from people with similar last name,
These are not your debts and Caller wants to trick you to send money and may re-set statute of limitations. You do not have to pay out of statute debts. Period!
Do not give them any personal information and if they call you more than one time; notify your local law enforcement.
Report the matter to the Office of Attorney General for State of Pennsylvania and the Pennsylvania Bar Association.