I too received a call from maryln Gordon. He left a message on my answer machine.He said iI was a know associate to a suspect in an on going check fraud case. He stated a case number and the state it was in. California. I live in the south east and I don't know this person. He also said, very sternly, that it was in my best interest to return his call. I looked the number up on the internet and found this sites. I called their number back and told them what I found and that they were scam artist and I'm going to report them. Can't wait for them to get my message. I'm also going to post a warning on Facebook.
Chris Wolf was with the Fraud and Worthless department assigned to state of California and that he was calling to schedule a service of process. He also wanted to know if I would like an attorney present. If I would like to schedule this voluntarily I could call him and if I didn't call him back he would refer my case to the state of California for further action.
Caller James Morgues , I asked him the nature of his business and he could tell me. He kept insisting in my full name. He said that his computer was down and he needed more information from me. I quickly disconnected the conversation, since he was trying to get information out of me..
Some kind of scam. There is certain information that debt collectors can't give out for reasons of confidentiality but they are *required* to tell you who they are! If they're concealing that it can only be because they're hiding from something themselves. Probably law enforcement agencies.
Called and had all my info. Gave me an account number that did not exist with the bank. They did not want to answer questions. They only wanted to know if I would pay. I told them I needed more information and they said good luck with your case. I am in contact with the police right now to investigate the info.