this [***] and he is a black dude think himself a fake [***] colombo and the dumb [***] works for a collection agency a sorry [***] job he get screamed at and on the phone tons of times a day he answers the phone by saying private investigator [***] head whatever the black felon name is as every answer i told him to go f***himself
I got a call from this number saying I owed on a credit card which I have no knowledge of. I was told that if I didn't make arrangment to pay I would be put in jail because I was in violation of 2 Texas laws. I did make one payment of $79.00 and was set up on a payment plan to pay this amount on the 18th of every month for nine months. I used my bank information and now they could take my monthly social security money. Mt son told me that it was wrong for them to tell me stuff like that and he found this web site. So I hope we can stop these scam artists from taking other peoples money.
this [***] and he is a black dude think himself a fake [***] colombo and the dumb [***] works for a collection agency a sorry [***] job he get screamed at and on the phone tons of times a day he answers the phone by saying private investigator [***] head whatever the black felon name is as every answer i told him to go f***himself
This is a total scam. It has been written about all over the net and various magazines. These people pray on the old, the weak and the un-informed. In my case they supposedly represented a car dealer, I've never visited and claimed I bounced a $1,000 check. They called my workplace and said they were swearing out a warrant for my arrest. Trying to file complaints with authorities 5 states away is time consuming and next to useless. There is something you can do to make them pay. Use your fax at work or home to call them repeatedly on autodial. Use inexpensive web telephone services like skype to call them, don't talk and wait until they get frustrated and hang up. If they call you again tell them you'll phone or fax them 100 times for every call. 100 $0.02 Skype calls will cost you $2.00. Its the best 2 bucks you've ever spent because it prevents them from scamming others. You were smart enough to look this up. What about people who can't. Next time they'll call someone's Grandmother.
First she claimed to be with the FBI and that a warrant had been issued. What makes this so terrible, is that they called my 80 yr old mother who suffers from Alzheimers and got her into hysterics. They claimed that I owed $2400 to Washington Mutual, but would settle for $900 to avoid being arrested and going to court. I asked for proof and the idiot gave me a website www.thelcservice.com. And when I pulled that up I found this blogger page and knew it was a scam. I told them where they could go and what I wished for them. As you might expect it wasn't pleasant. They need to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. The SC Attorney Generals Office was very interested in my story and the recording of her claiming to be a FBI agent.
May they all get what is coming to them.. Nice prison stripes.
I got a call last night about an outstanding debt and spoke to someone this morning who sounded legitimate. It really freaked me out until I did a search and saw that it was a scam. I'm furious. I filled out a complaint with the FTC and hope they catch these guys. I can imagine them preying on the elderly and wreaking havoc. Please ignore these guys - and most importantly, don't give out any personal information!!!