These people are scam artist, they find information about you from a transaction you may have done online. They may have some information about you but not enought to arrest you or anything like that, if he had the authority to arrest you he would not be calling you so many times. He wants money this is one of those situation where their trying to get money from you. Don't give these people your banking, home, or address. If they want you that bad they will come and get you. Tell them you waiting with a police officer and a lawyer. If you owe a debt tell them to send you a debt Validation letter with explaination of the debt and whom you may owe it to. Otherwise, tell them to hold on your lawyer is coming to the phone, and I bet they will hang up quickly, They will call again but they will continue to hang up on you, Hopefully, they will stop, the numbers they leave you are not even real.
Yes,I just received a call from some jack [***] name Officer Kevin Brown.Wanting me to get in contact with him for a legal matter involveing a payday loan.I never borrowed any money online.This person has called me several times just this week for some b s.
Oh, yes. Officer Kevin Brown has been calling my husband at work and telling personal information that can do lots of damage. He is rude and can not speak good English he is Hindo or Indian type voice. He calls 15 or so times aday about paying money we do not owe and added one thousand dollars to the pot. Said he would have us arrested, I put in the address he agave us 83 Maide Lane New York New York City 14812 and the Office of Financial Investigation he claims to be from does not exist their. Reprot him asap.
I forgot to mention that he has found away to tap into our local phone bank and now when he calls it will show up : 1-804-993-3021 Hayes, Virginia. This is local where we live, and he is using the number to get us to answer the phone. I feel we should find away to sue this guy.
These people are scam artist, they find information about you from a transaction you may have done online. They may have some information about you but not enought to arrest you or anything like that, if he had the authority to arrest you he would not be calling you so many times. He wants money this is one of those situation where their trying to get money from you. Don't give these people your banking, home, or address. If they want you that bad they will come and get you. Tell them you waiting with a police officer and a lawyer. If you owe a debt tell them to send you a debt Validation letter with explaination of the debt and whom you may owe it to. Otherwise, tell them to hold on your lawyer is coming to the phone, and I bet they will hang up quickly, They will call again but they will continue to hang up on you, Hopefully, they will stop, the numbers they leave you are not even real.
I just got a call from these clowns too. "Officer Andrew Fletcher". I don't think with the accent the dude I talked to had his name would be Andrew Fletcher. Anyhow, he said there were '10 lawyers listening" to the conversation and then proceeded to try and get me to confirm a bunch of information for him. What I think they do is take the basics that you have entered online (before getting to a secure location) and since they have some stuff they try and make you think it is legit enough to give them the rest of what they need to scam you. Don't buy into it, obviously. I told him to come get me if he wanted to.