Was it a scam? I have received numerous calls from STACY HOLLOWAY. I'm really worried about having charges filed against me but is it all just a bluff? They called me from multiple different phone numbers with different area codes.
Got a call from Elaina at "Financial Litigation Services". Said my husband got a loan from one of their payday loan companies in 2012. Gave amount but no loan company name. They should not have been releasing this info to me (clue number 1) since its supposedly his loan. Said he could face jail for the three charges theyre filing against him (clue number 2- they can't threaten jail time). I have had similar scams but these guys actually speak English. We have yet to receive anything in writing so if they call back I'm going to tell them we want it in writing.
Got the same call from this company saying I owed on a payday loan from aa enterprises. Spoke to a lady named sonny. She wanted me to pay $867 today or else they would contact the state attorneys office,. Sounds like a fake. I don't owe any payday loans.
Received a voicemail from this number telling me it was their second attempt to call me a d that I needed to return their call today. No other information.
I received a call from this number, saying the company name was "Financial Litigation Services" and that I did not pay a loan back. I have had many fraudulent calls like this before but usually they have an accent. I asked what company I supposedly did not pay back and was told it was "AA Enterprises." I asked to notate the account that it was fraud and also asked what the address was so I could make a formal complaint against the two alleged companies.
The woman said that their address was 4200 Edmundson Ave in Baltimore, MD. When looking at reverse directory assistance, it is clear that no company by this name exists at this address. In addition, I could not find a company with either name.
I asked for a supervisor, who was equally as rude as the underling and again, did not even listen when I said this was false.
I am writing a letter to the company at this address, a complaint to the Better Business Bureau, the Baltimore Commerce Commission and the Federal Trade Commission, possibly the Attorney General. These are all online. Good luck!