They called about wanting to serve papers to my place of business (which there is none, since I've been unemployed).
Implied that I forfeited my rights, but if I wanted to rectify the matter, I could call...(The call cutoff before the number was given).
They called about wanting to serve papers to my place of business (which there is none, since I've been unemployed).
Implied that I forfeited my rights, but if I wanted to rectify the matter, I could call...(The call cutoff before the number was given).
Scam call. You don't "forfeit your rights" if you refuse to call. You also don't get a heads up if you're being served a court summons - the process server just shows up, unannounced. Please do report your caller to the FTC, the FBI and your state's Attorney General. Your caller will likely try again - don't give them the time of day. If they were legitimate, they would've sent dunning letters and a debt validation letter, not made threatening phone calls.
Stated that I forfeit my rights and that they would serve me at me place of employment and that it was my third attempt, gave me a case number and number and I called with the case number just to see what they would say and they said that they did not have that case number , man named Craig Shaw answered called,