I got the same call from a woman saying that legal documents were undeliverable and that I needed to call 657-200-5905 immediately to prevent further legal actions being taken. I went through with everything and was sent an email with a form to fill out and send back in with my checking account info. I didn't think to check into it at the time because they had my full SSN, my old address, the name of the old bank I had an account with (which they said was overdrawn) and everything. They told me that I owed almost $1000, but then when I agreed to take care of it, said that they could drop it to just under $600. I went through with everything, but now i'm thinking I should have asked a lot more questions.
Very strange call vague. Mentioned that the "complaint' filed against a Brian Tulluck or Tulock -and left a file # - was the reason for call. And That legal documents attempted to be delivered to me were undeliverable. And for further info call 657-200-5905 - . When I finally got thru to talk to someone by the Name of Steven - he said ok that file is Brian Tulloch- n ask who is he to you? I have no idea. He said at that point Ah those guys are not suppose to call anyone. But never apologized , and then I asked if this is some sort of fraud? ? He says oh no promptly rang off. That's short version. But definitely weird. What's it about?
I'd say fraud. If you have a complaint against you, you're not going to get a phone call, you're going to have a process server show up and deliver a court summons.
Sounds like a phony debt collection scam. Ignore 'em. If they have a valid debt you owe, tell them to send you a hard copy of the debt with all the particulars by US mail. They don't do that--it's most likely a scam.
I got the same call from a woman saying that legal documents were undeliverable and that I needed to call 657-200-5905 immediately to prevent further legal actions being taken. I went through with everything and was sent an email with a form to fill out and send back in with my checking account info. I didn't think to check into it at the time because they had my full SSN, my old address, the name of the old bank I had an account with (which they said was overdrawn) and everything. They told me that I owed almost $1000, but then when I agreed to take care of it, said that they could drop it to just under $600. I went through with everything, but now i'm thinking I should have asked a lot more questions.
they called with the legal documents were attempted bs , but, they were calling for a step child using her maiden name, she has never lived here and I decided to call to see how they got our number and or address, I got a machine,