You realize they have telephone service in India, right? What makes you think your PDL thug callers need to be deported back to where *they already live* and called you from?!
My notes from October 2011 on payday loan and "hot check" collectors are linked below.
http://800notes.com/forum/ta-429fb24ec2162e3/ ... -numbers-here-2
You realize they have telephone service in India, right? What makes you think your PDL thug callers need to be deported back to where *they already live* and called you from?!
My notes from October 2011 on payday loan and "hot check" collectors are linked below.
http://800notes.com/forum/ta-429fb24ec2162e3/ ... -numbers-here-2
You mean this "gentleman"?
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-319-208-3749#p639919603523601653
One more time, the PDL scam calls largely issue from South Asia. Those which don't are not a product of porous borders but plain unrestrained greed, which the last time I checked is not confined to a single ethnicity.
Interesting that the bogus legal threats could potentially work on people who actually work in the American legal system, which points to a huge gap in consumer education from our federal regulators.
I got the same call. They told me that I would be arrested if I don't pay. They then hack into the local police department phone. I didn' t answer at first. I then called the number back and was told that their phones had been ringing all day with nobody on the other end. I don't intend on sending any money. If they call again I will give them the attorney generals phone number and they can take up the matter with them.