Rebecca Crosby keep calling my daughter. She says there is a open case against her. There is no company name and a generic voicemail. My daughter is in high school, has never had a job, or bank account.
Got a call from this number and they left a message stating, "I had a fraud case against me"! Oh was I very very angry! I decided to call back and a lady by the name of Amanda (supposedly) from Litigation Services of Georgia said that I was a being prosecuted for Fraud because, I supposedly took out an online Cash Advance from AA Enterprise and when they tried to take money out of my Bank of America account it was closed as of March 2013 and mind your they had my old address that at the time I wasn't even living there, and that is why a suit was filed against for fraud with malicious intent.
First of all, I haven't lived in my previous address since 2012 not the year after, the Bank of America account was not closed until March 2014, and last but not least I never applied for an online cash advance in 2013 as they claimed. They also stated to me that I had to pay $1,037.30 or I would have to show up in front of a Florida judge. They wanted me to verify my information and that they couldn't send me any information. I have been a victim of Fraud once and let me tell you it will not happen again. I pay all my dues and if someone is calling for with some dumb thing like that they are FRAUDULENT!!!!!! I am a type of person that I need to have everything documented even my paid bills. Make sure that you don't agree to anything and report everything to Law Enforcement and the Federal Trade Commission immediately.
I too received a call from the 678-942-6670 and a message was left on my voicemail from Rebecca Crosby with the fraud division that their was a case submitted against me and that she needed to hear from me or my attorney immediately. I called back the number and spoke with a gentleman name Michael. He proceeded to tell me that I have two felony charges against me surrounding fraudulent checks and intent to defraud a banking institution. He stated that I owed 1000.00 and that if I did not pay the amount that I would be taken to court. He advise me that it would be cheaper if I went ahead and made payment arrangements with him because going to court would actually be more of a hassle and I would end of paying more than the debt I owed. I ask him if he could be more specific and give me details surrounding the debt. He danced around the question and stated that the paperwork just came across his desk he has no other information to give me but the name of the debtor is AA Lending. He stated that they tried to reach me via mail but the address he stated was from 5 years ago.I have never had a loan or any dealings with AA Lending so I pressed for more information. He was not forthcoming. So, I ended the call with him and did some research.
After researching information on fraudulent debt collectors I was armed and ready to ask a few questions. So, I called back and there was no answer and ironically a generic voicemail message came on which gave me red flag #1: you are a legitimate business but yet you have no voicemail identifying who you are. I kept calling back and would only get the generic voicemail. So, finally a Rachel Seagrace called and she left a message saying I see you left a message (LIE) and we missed your call. I called back and Michael answered the phone. Now to my surprise he was very pleasant the 1st call but now that I had a few questions he seem to get an attitude with me. I ask him if he could tell me the name of the business and the address. His response was red flag #2: "I am sorry ma'am due to safety reason we are not allowed to give out out exact location. Not saying you would do anything but we have to be cautious." SURE, YOU DO!!!! After a serious of question he was not going to answer so I asked to speak with a manager.
So, Rachel came to the phone and confirmed everything he said and that she could not give me the information I needed. Then I asked her if any paperwork could be sent to me stating the amount of debt I owed and again the answer was NO. She stated that the money is payed through their financial division and that I would have to speak with them. So, I said TRANSFER ME.
I spoke with them and the lady I talked with stated ounce they received a email from with all my information then a invoice cold be sent stating the amount due. Red flag#3: I owe you a debt to which you know nothing about me and you do not already have that information on file. So, I asked her the same questions as Mr. Michael and guess what she actual gave me the name and address and phone number but was clueless of what the zipcode was to where you go to work everyday 9 to 5......WHAT?!!!!! I googled and of course the information was bogus. I probed more and more and she got a little frazzled and began to get an attitude and eventually hung up.
Sorry for the long story but I do not want anyone else to become victim to individuals who have so much time and energy to scam hardworking folks instead of getting a real job.If you see this number to if any of these names come up on your voicemail please report to Law Enforcement and the Federal Trade commission.