Same as above...they called and, holy cow, I'm a criminal, yeah right!
An interesting suggestion for anyone with the gumption and time, (I've practiced this several times and it brings great pleasure). They call and give a phone number to call back. Now you take and set your phone to hide your number when calling, then you take the number they gave you and make it your purpose for the day to keep their phone ringing and ringing. Most likely they have several numbers they deal with for call backs and they do change daily or there abouts, the bottom line is that these scammers need that number to be free so the idiots that believe this BS message can call and give them money to stay away from the alleged Grand Jury. If you continue to call over and over again, let the phone ring until they answer or the exchange cuts off the call; then hang up and repeat. I have done this for hours and hours on end and I just don't seem to get these types of calls much at all now.
Try it you may derive pleasure from it as now the Hunted has become the Hunter!
Just received a call from this number stating that there was an arrest warrant out in my name and if I did not cooperate, I would face a grand jury. The girl, with a foreign voice, I asked where was I have been arrested, what state and when was this to have happened, she hung up. If you get a call from this number ignore it and let your answering machine get the call.
Same as above...they called and, holy cow, I'm a criminal, yeah right!
An interesting suggestion for anyone with the gumption and time, (I've practiced this several times and it brings great pleasure). They call and give a phone number to call back. Now you take and set your phone to hide your number when calling, then you take the number they gave you and make it your purpose for the day to keep their phone ringing and ringing. Most likely they have several numbers they deal with for call backs and they do change daily or there abouts, the bottom line is that these scammers need that number to be free so the idiots that believe this BS message can call and give them money to stay away from the alleged Grand Jury. If you continue to call over and over again, let the phone ring until they answer or the exchange cuts off the call; then hang up and repeat. I have done this for hours and hours on end and I just don't seem to get these types of calls much at all now.
Try it you may derive pleasure from it as now the Hunted has become the Hunter!
I got a recorded message from this number - a foreign sounding male stating he was calling from the office of Steve morgggrennn (last name was unclear or intentionally garbled) threatening me with the grand jury. Shouldn't I have received a summons or something in writing first? Or a visit from the sheriff's office or the police? My research indicates this is not real and is most likely a scam.