I just received the same call, from the same company and individual's name, as the one noted above. I know I have not committed any fraud, and I am concerned about this call.
Neighbor who ended up with my old phone number got a message for me. Tried to call back, but got a standard voicemail message. Googled the phone number, and found it is a T-Mobile phone registered a few counties away from me, which makes me wonder, since it is not a landline as one would expect from a debt collector or attorney's office. Said her name was Angela Roberts from APR & Associates. Claims there are 2 allegations of fraud against me and that they need some kind of statement from me? I have been receiving calls from many payday loan collectors over the last year or so (which is why I changed my number), and am not sure if I should call them back. I did take out a couple pdls in 2011. Bottom line, my question is this. I think this is most likely a scam, but these "companies" are very convincing, and I am terrified of the thought of being arrested and going to jail. Help?
I just received the same call, from the same company and individual's name, as the one noted above. I know I have not committed any fraud, and I am concerned about this call.