I reported them to the BBB and the government. I can't afford an attorney, so there will be no lawsuit. If my credit report shows a drop, I will notify the proper credit bureau of a bogus claim. This happened once before when someone bought a vehicle in California using my wife's name and social security number. We live in Georgia and have not been to California in 30 years. Chase was great is getting this off our credit report, but these scammers are everywhere. That is about all I can do. Even if I could prove a scam in court, I would not be able to recoup attorney fees which are outrageous in their own right.
Mom answered the call 2/18/16. CID marked it "NRA". She didn't give the man on the other end any information. I thought I'd better register the call because it said "NRA"; however it had nothing to do with the National Rifle Association. He was trying to sell security systems (or at least that was his story).