We have been getting calls from this number for a person we do not know and the person is extremely rude. He is an afro-american. DO NOT EVER CALL THIS HOUSE AGAIN OR I WILL PROSECUTE.
I have received 4 phone calls from an African American male saying he wants to serve papers at my address for a person named Tammy Kennan. Even though I have told him I do not know any such person and have asked him to discontinue his calls, he keeps calling. He tells me that if I don't accept the papers they will have her arrested for falsifying documents, to which I have replied that is fine because I don't know her.
I have been receiving many phone calls from someone from this phone # 469 522 9122, wanting to know when someone will be home to serve papers. He then said, " I will just have to turn the papers over to the Court ". I said, " I have no Idea who you are talking about, or who you are".
Then I ended the call.
Today called me at 2:55pm EST January 2, 2012. This is the most recent call. No accent, sounded like American English.
These calls have been coming to my phone for over a year now. In the past Male Person Very Rude, sounds like from Middle East, India, Pakistan, I don't know for sure. I have asked them to stop Calling, yet they continue. This started early last year 2010..
My husband has been getting phone calls from this number saying that he has to serve him papers. He asks for his social, and other information. Luckily my husband hasn't given him anything. "Valentino" or "jonathan" is the names they have given. They also say they are calling from Idaho, but this number is based out of Dallas.
I picked up the phone. Don't speak, just listen, and you'll understand.
2 African males using computers. 1st asking, "What's his number?". 1st voice, laughing and asking to 2nd repeatedly, "What's this [***]'s number?" The word [***] was used in almost every sentence.
At any rate, seems obvious: a series of kids, looking for/finding telephone numbers, and trying to intimidate people into giving information. (I rec'd two calls in the last week regarding serving legal papers on behalf of people with bogus or general-sounding names) These kids have called me through 3 different numbers so far: once from North Carolina, once from New Hampshire, this time through an area code associated with Dallas. First call was logged for 3 mins 20 seconds, as the caller was so preoccupied with environmentals he didn't realize his phone made a connection. 2nd call, he said hello; to no response, he hung up. 3rd call, he just let it run while he recited some rhymes, and told his companion how to add him as a friend through the telephone service they use.
This is one of the waste products the internet provides: Telephone numbers can be easily scrambled by VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) technology.