I received a call from this number. I called it back because the automated voice saying this was about a pre-trial intervention and it hung up on me before I could press 1 to talk to someone. The lady that answered the phone didn't even ask me for my name but pulled up my info and wanted me to verify my SSN - which I refused. I then asked her which court this was going to be filed in so I could contact my lawyer - she would not give me that info and she hung up on me. I called it back and someone answered and hung up on me again. I called it back from a different phone number and asked to speak to a manager and they refused to let me speak to a manager or anyone in charge. Then the lady procedued to tell me that I was on some kind of medication and hung up on me.
Got a call from pre call intervention and got an investigator named nancy . She
she was very helpfull she explained the situation to me .The case was involeving
something happend awhile ago i was able to get help from her to get this resolved.
If that is true, you certainly would have no objection to telling us the legal name of the company, its address, and its website, right? After all, you thought they were "helpful", and you would like to help others ... right?
No?
How much did you get paid for shilling for that phone number?
Who are you trying to help, your employers who are engaged in phone fraud? Your post is complete fiction --- you clown debt is a civil matter, not a criminal matter and before you even try it --- post date checks for PDLs aren't covered under "hot check statutes" (and said "hot check statutes" have terribly restrictive statutes of limitations on them)