got the same message from this number and one out of san diego. people are [***], laugh at them and get him angry, it just feels better than trying to make sense of it. they are scammers, not legal anybodies, they are trash looking to get your cash. just laugh and ask questions about him and his ability to sit in a room and work the phones like a dumb [***]. it's the same guy everytime, you will get use to them calling until they are caught or just don't answer the phone.
I received 4 calls from this number just this morning. A guy with a very heavy Middle Eastern accent informed me that I have a lawsuit against my name and he feels sorry for me. He wouldn't give me the name of the company. When I told him that I know he's a scammer, he got flustered, called me an obscene name and hung-up.
How do these people get my cell number and work number?
If it helps your investigation my wife was contacted by a person with a foreign accent calling himself Ronnie Cooper. He was demanding that she send him 400.00 by debit card immediately or else he would notify her employer. He had her employers name and other personal information.
scammer alert! spoke to them today, got a call from 310-421-1839. DON'T give them any of your information or help them at all. they are looking for social security number verification as well as trying to get me to forward the money they claim one of my employees owes them. listen to their ramble, it's a bunch of legalese techno mumbo jumbo. once they discover you won't give them any info or money they'll get off the line. tell them you are going to report them asap!!
It's officially a SCAM. I got 7 calls/messages from this clown who has no command of the English language and maybe a third-grade education-oh yes, he's a lawyer ha ha. Rule #1 NEVER ANSWER THE CALL! I first contacted the FBI who directed me to call the FTC. The FTC took my report and directed me to the Equifax website where I filed a 90-day credit report watch (with all 3 credit reporting agencies) and I went to my phone provider and blocked his numbers. I then closed my checking account and got a new one (a free Suntrust service that only took about 15 minutes), nevertheless, always keep close tabs on your bank account and look for any suspicious activity. Any threats from these monkeys should be notated (if you are seeking legal action) but not taken seriously, for they are in India (home of the bubonic plague) and use an internet provider to fake a US location on caller id. Finally, never try to get a loan or enter your personal info on the internet-it's not worth it.