Caller stated his name was Robert Mitchell and I owed money and if I did not pay it I would have a warrant for my arrest. Told him I did not owe any money and I was reporting his name, company name and number to the Attorney Generals office. Also called from 440-345-7151. Scammer!!!!!!
If you have received a call from a collections firm representing itself to be Litigation Support Services in Cincinnati, OH rest assured it is not us. We are a court reporting firm that works with attorneys, not consumers. My name is Kirk McCracken, and I am the president of Litigation Support Services in Cincinnati, OH. We have now been informed that this collections firm is saying they are "legitimate" and giving out our website address as proof, www.litsup.com. If you receive any call from this firm, please document it and send this documentation to my attention (email contact is available on our website) or mail it to my attention at 817 Main Street, Suite 400, Cincinnati, OH 45202.
Now that they have begun representing themselves as us, we would like to start building a legal case against them.
We encourage you to also report this company to the FTC and your state's attorney general.
Sincerely,
Kirk McCracken
President, Litigation Support Services
Got the call today from a John or James Tompkins. The girl came on the phone smacking her gum, and I informed her that I had received no written notification, and had already notified the States Attorney General, because I had received the same call on Friday. She said "then why you calling us?" I told her you called me, and I am advising you not to to continue. She said don't ever call this number again. block em!!
I received a call from this number stating that there was a warrant being issued for my arrest based on an email account that has my information. So I called back to speak to the person that has been leaving his name and number on my phone for the last 2 months and they refused to comply with the directions and kept putting me on hold.
I just got the same call. They called and left a message on my husband's cell phone. So I called back (out of sheer curiosity). They identified me by my husband's cell phone #(which isn't mine) and my nickname.? I got a female who "transferred" me to another one. (Same voice, I actually heard her change her accent mid-conversation. #Priceless). It was a Rebekah from "Litigations." She was "real professional", and kept referring to me by my nickname only. She mentioned a past address and old email account I had, along with the name of an old bank. I wouldn't give her any information at all. Never once did she (or I) state my legal first name, and my last name was never mentioned. She stuck me on hold for 2 minutes while she "consulted with the debtor" to haggle over negotiations. She tried to get me to pay a balance on a "secured line." I told her I was paying her nothing over the phone and she could send me something in the mail with the debtor information on it. That's when she hung up on me.