I received the same message today. I have a lawsuit pending attached to my social security number and was told if I do t call back by June (it's now July) then good luck to me... Firstly, I don't take to kindly to threats. I called back and some guy who claimed he was the supervisor for the law firm answered and didn't have a clue. Told me I better wait until tomorrow to talk to Jeff Scott. I asked for him to transfer me to the person that call. If you pay attention the same person who answers the phone is the same fool that calls and leaves a message. I asked to be transferred to "Jeff Scott" and I was told his extension is busy and his mailbox is full... Really? And after I started saying something doesn't sound right I would mysteriously be disconnected. I called again and was supposed to be transfered to "Jeff Scott" and another person came to the line, this person sounds like the "supervisor" and "Jeff Scott". Now I call and no one answers. I don't know about you guys but most law firms answer their phones and if they are not there shouldn't a voice mail pick up? My plan is to annoy this butt hole like he did me.
Called twice from unknown number. Left a message stating they are from the law offices of Jeff Scott and they are going to issue a warrant for arrest if they do not receive a call back to 315-203-3939. They have a lawsuit under social security number and need to hear back promptly. If they do not hear back good luck to you. Very heavy accent, sounds like from India. I looked up the info and noticed I'm not the only one getting these calls. They are scammers trying to get money from innocent people. Do not call them back. Do not give them any information. I contacted my legal service at work and they stated that if I had a warrant for arrest or a pending legal action I would have gotten something mailed to me. Not via text message or voice mail. Beware of these people.
received the same exact calls today. but if you try to call the number it is always busy. reported the number to friends in higher places and the BBB. Wish them "good luck"!
These morons somehow got my cellular phone number and have been making threatening, ridiculous calls and leaving voice messages. They talk about arrest and a case being filed against me. This is a total fabrication and absurd. That's not even how the legal system works in America. They mention my name and my social security number (that they don't even know) and how a "situation will unfold on me." Sheer nonsense to try to perpetrate a scam. They should worry about their own worthless carcasses going to prison.