i got the same message from the same individual apparently he's the only one that works at this place but i'm in ohio and his office is located in atlanta, georgia so not really sure how he has jurisdiction in ohio but i think it is b.s. but wouldn't hurt to at least return call and tell him it wasnt fraud and hang up.
This person left me a message...his name was Mr. Collins...couldn't understand the company name. but he said he was calling because of check fraud...I havent written a check in years. Then said he has a summins against me or something like that. Told me to call or have my attorney call.
i got the same message from the same individual apparently he's the only one that works at this place but i'm in ohio and his office is located in atlanta, georgia so not really sure how he has jurisdiction in ohio but i think it is b.s. but wouldn't hurt to at least return call and tell him it wasnt fraud and hang up.
A man from this office called my parents home looking for me (even though I haven't lived there in over 16 years) He told my mom & my sister that my social security number was associated with contract fraud and that me and my dad need to call him immediately. If I did actually owe someone or there was a problem, my dad wouldn't have anything to do with it considering I'm 38 years and my dad hasn't had anything to do with any loan or contracts of mine in at least 18 years. Regardless whether this is something that I really owe or not, telling my family anything about it is violation of the FDCPA.
This same man called my parents home stating he was contacting the local court due to check deposit frauds, however he was fool enough to leave the name of the company: Fitz, Gerald and Holmes along with his name being Mr. Collins and his number of 407-253-9295. Although I have a checking account, I DO NOT write checks, its called a DEBIT CARD you idiot!
Forgot to mention that HE left all of this INCLUDING my SS# on an ANSWERING MACHINE for the whole world to hear. Not very good business if this is a legit company trying to collect a debt.