My daughter received a call from 407-215-2900 on her cell phone. I don't know what time the call was received, but they left a voicemail to "call back as soon as you receive this message". I have not done so. If they are a financial company, what business could they possibly have with a minor??? If they called her number by mistake, based on previous posts (ie: wrong #), I think they need to improve their dialing skills!
I just recieved a call from this number on my cell phone while I was on call with a family memeber. I let it go to VC. Later that day I checked it asking me to return the phone to verify a loan request I put in for in 2007. I was wierd b.c I have not put a loan request in. Now they had my attention. I'm thinking someone had used my name to try to pull out a loan. So I called them back and a sweet lady asked me to verfy my name and if i owned a certain piece of property. I told her that it was not me. I asked her how she got my number. She replied that she did a search for my name and came up with my number. Now I'm going to call my phone carrier to put my number on the no call list and block ppl from seeing it.
Same type of call here as well. They call at various times stating they want to ensure I am represented in a matter of a refinance back in 2005. The property was foreclosed on and short sold out from under me while I was in loan mitigation. Anyway this seems like a real scam to me.
If you look at there website, Digital Risk looks like a loan loss recovery scam.
I received a similar call as most of you have. So I performed some research and called them back. Its almost impossible to speak to anyone their who will identify who they are calling for and the root purpose. Interesting enough the receptionist is a digital recording. Block this companies number and or its access to your online data.
I too have got calls from this company. They call my house and cell. I got the cell call when i was at work, and since I was driving couldn't pick up. We did a modification on our house. Things have all been settled with the loan and bank. So not sure why they want us. They never leave a message, just hang up.
I think this company is doing fraud, it's a question of time some attorney office will sue them.
They call actual and previous employees to get financial information using an old signature you provided when you originated a loan in the past ( it looks like they are targeting foreclosures and short sales). I think they are working for the banks, they are trying to create a profile of your financial situation so maybe they will try to sue you in the future. The way they are getting the information smells very illegal for me. You need to talk to a lawyer!