Yet another bill collector posing as an attorney's office from a alleged payday loan. They are not really from a Attorney's office and you can't be arrested for debt. If there was a felony warrant, you wouldn't get a phone call or any warning or chance to pay it off. Report this to the FTC and your attorney generals office
Yeah, sure you did! So all this company's info should be on the "warrant" then, how about posting the legal and verifiable business address, city and state then.
These idiots called several times and each time it was an additional worst case scenario. The last time it was the "Texas Department of Public Safety" with a felony arrest warrant for my ex wife (we've been divorced 10 years!) because of a debt she allegedly owed. Neither my ex nor I have ever lived in Texas or done business in Texas. They called tonight demanding to take a tape recorded "pre-arrest" statement from me. Then the man wished me good luck after I told them what to do with the warrant and the recording!
Yeah, payday loans magically transform themselves into felonies. Happens all the time. Sure. You want to explain how that particular metamorphosis occurs? Because people here would really like to know.