Good afternoon, I received this same call early Saturday morning, June 1, 2013, from phone number 415-952-7351. This gentlemen stated that he was Senior Attorney Kenneth Webster and I needed to send him $599.00 for a pay day loan that was not paid off or he will turn my information over the the local police department to have me arrested. I am so glad I came up on these reports. I pray that these cold hearted people get caught!!!
got a call at my job saying it was the atty generals office...they needed my atty number regarding a suit i was named in...i said thats easy i handle all legal proceedings "pro se"(self- representation)......she told me oh well i dont know what that is i am a paralegal(yeah right!!! who doesnt know what pro se is????)from the atty generals office and your atty needs to contact Dan Foster or George Sylvester who are my supervisors at 3233319189. I did in fact call approx 15 mins later and the number was out of service. Considering the fact that I do in fact represent myself pro se in all matters, including a bankruptcy I know for a fact that I dont owe anyone a nickel!!! This is definitely a scam. They called me while I was in the process having my bankruptcy confirmed almost 2 years ago with the same non-sense and tom-foolery until I referred them to a yahoo article where a debtor recieved over $200,000 from suing a creditor who kept trying to collect on debts included in bankruptcy after being notified on multiple occassions. If they call back you will see me on yahoo smiling in the near future. This is embarrassing I have a new job and I have access to HR info and a safe full of money. My co-workers were looking at me all squinty eyed...like why is the atty general on hold for her??
Caller calls and has thick accent. Cant understand. Says something about a legal matter and if I dont return the call he has no choice but to wish me luck through my legal situation. Will not call back.. SCAM.
Report them to the IC3-they are currently investigating them- www.IC3.gov . Also see my other message on this thread about dealing with debt collectors and blocking the calls.
I received a voicemail on my cell phone which was actually a pre-recorded message of a man's mechanically altered voice asking me to call them back about a lawsuit in California being filed against me and advised me to delete the message up-on hearing. I returned the call in fear of what was going on. I was then advised I was gonna be arrested for failure to pay a debt, providing fraudulent information, & a host of other charges. I asked him where the paperwork was, why I didn't have a copy. & what was my address. He said the sheriff would have that paperwork when he came to arrest me. When I asked who was the creditor, how much was the loan for, & what account numbers were used. He provided me with one that was correct & one that was incorrect. I told him I caught him in a lie & he cussed me out. Report these guys to any agency you can within your state and anywhere you can because they are scamming people for access to their banking accounts.