African American lady Called and left me a message regarding legal matter but never indicated her company. Left a case # "Call me back as soon as possible".
Don't answer. I think it's a scam or bill collector. I answered this number and he asked for a person gave me their address and ss# and said that if I didn't acknowledge being that person, that they were getting ready to freeze all their assets. The first 4 times I answered, no one spoke either, the 5th time I got the info & threats. I feel sorry for her, but it's not me.
Rude and nasty message on two phone lines. Picked up third time and refused to disclose what company she represented. Said she would deal with this through mail and collections, I have excellent credit and owe nothing other than some credit cards that are overpaid every month. Beware. Must be a scam.
I received a phone call from this company claiming we owed a credit card bill to HSBC. We paid this off 10 years ago. Threatening to sue, put a lien on our property. I asked him to send me detailed information on where we owed the bill and I would send him back detailed information on where we paid the bill. He could not give me a date and refused to send any information by mail. SCAM
African American lady Called and left me a message regarding legal matter but never indicated her company. Left a case # "Call me back as soon as possible".
Called today from this number and person on the other end stated that we were getting ready to have a lien filed on our property in our county due to an outstanding debt for Sprint home telephone service in 2004 for $3,800. We've never had Sprint home telephone service, first of all, and secondly, a debt from 2004 would be 13 years old and therefore barred from being collected in the state of Texas. She had all of our credit information including credit cards, previous addresses, etc. Asked her for a case number for the lien and she provided it. Told her this was not our debt, has never been our debt, and would call our county courthouse to inquire about the lien case number. Told her to email the lien document. In the meantime, called the county courthouse and she said no such lien number exists, and that the number we were given isn't even a legitimate, as it would contain a series of letters and numbers, not just numbers like the one she gave us. The "document" email looked official, appeared to be notarized etc. We responded to it by letting her know we'd already contacted our county and was told that this was a scam. What's really scary is that these people are obviously checking people's credit reports to get all of this information. We'll be checking our credit card statements and credit scores for the next couple of months to make sure nothing is up. Holy smokes.