Jasmine Taylor left me a message, Pretty calm but told me that they were filing a summons against me and to call ASAP to get this dropped. I think this is a scam because I have no idea what she is talking about. This is like the 3rd call I got this week and I feel my name was put on some scam list.
704-626-7349 has called repeatedly looking for one "Brian Lukas". There is no such person at the number they call, and never has been. The bill collector refuses to remove the number from their database and insists that Mr. Lukas is here.
Your Brian Lukas sounds like my Michael the Deadbeat. Michael bought a car he didn't plan to pay for. To make that easier he put a fake phone number on the loan application. His fake number was my real cell phone number. At one point his car loan company was calling me 6 times/day. Brian Lukas may have done something similar.
A lady name Jasmine Taylor is constantly calling my cell number threatening my father in law who is now deceased, she said that she's calling in regards to litilagation case number 201511-7 and if he doesn't reply to them they are going to served him a summon at he's work and or at he's residence. She calls gives her full name but yet not her company name. I seen this kind of scam on the news, I will forward her full name and number to not only the media but also to 20/20.
Jasmine Taylor left me a message, Pretty calm but told me that they were filing a summons against me and to call ASAP to get this dropped. I think this is a scam because I have no idea what she is talking about. This is like the 3rd call I got this week and I feel my name was put on some scam list.
Another debt collection scam. The court issues the Summons, upon filing of the Complaint. As a general rule the attorney requests the Summons from the clerk of the court, or his or her office. In order for the Summons to be issued , there would have to have been a case already filed.
Of course, no case has been filed. You can check this out yourself by gonig down to the courthouse and checking the civil list.
Fact of the matter is, If you were the subject of a law case, you'd have heard about it from the ATTORNEY for the other side. There would have been letters exchanged and you'd have a proper paper trail. You would NOT have heard about it from some scammy debt collector who refuses to properly ID him or herself.
Just because a voice on the telephone claims you owe a debt does not mean you owe it
If a voice on the telephone claims you owe a debt:
1. Demand the person give you his or her name, company name, and address
2. Demand a debt validation letter by US mail. E-mail no good.
3. Do not pay the collection agent or anyone else a DIME until the debt is validated.
Of course they won’t do this, no scammer ever will, so simply block their calls and ignore them.