213-221-3527

calls 4 to 5 times a day and when   I told them I was ot iterested they keep calling back for 3 days so far.

Called saying they were about to file a law suit against my husband and really needs to talk to him but would not tell me who they were but wanted me to give them his info.....whatever!!! Said to call him back at 213-221-3527 his name was Neo Joseph

man called my job said he was from hudson law firm and that he has a law suit pending agansitme un less i pay back on a loan.  I have no idea what he was talking a bout and when my attorney called back they had a machine answer t scramble the voice and made it sound like some indian woman. named nacy cruz.  she could even pernounce her own name properly.  we all need to be ware and fill complaints as soon as it happens.

they helped me

there was a guy calling by the name shawn....sd ther is a case pending against me...no idea abut it....he was calling from no where....

Who do I complain to?

A Mark Black from Hudson Law Firm has a pending law suit against me.  I don't know what he is talking about. Now he is bothering me at work and has also gotten my father's phone number and calling him. A month prior a James Robson 213-550-4177 from a Law Firm was harassing me at work and on my cell also.

my guy was mike jordan. indian voice. couldnt speak english. these are all obviously fake names. i would not worry about them one bit.

I just received the third call at work for a co-worker (I have her old work number) asking for her.
A guy calling himself Mike Jordan from Hudson Law Firm called from (865) 291-0061 Thursday, Friday and just now.
I had already googled the number on Friday and saw on another site that it was reported as a part of a scam so I notified my co-worker.
Well today when Mike Jordan called I asked him the same questions I already knew, what his name was , who he was calling with.
Well when he got a little aggravated by my questions and my refusal to connect him to his intended target, I started telling him what I discovered about his scam I had read online. I read off his phone number, told him that it was reported and that he & Hudson Law Firm had also been exposed on the internet as a scam. At that point he hung up the phone!
I love it!

I just recieved a call from Jordan Law Firm.  Same Indian guy.  Told me I took out a loan on the internet from a connection cash advance.  Would not give me any info on this company.

"VOIP Coach.com"? Spammer.

These people call my work phone so much that Im starting to memorize their numbers! I cannot put a block on it or else I would. They are always indian and always call for the IT department. Mostly they say they are calling on behalf of B2B Tech Hub or IBM.

Overseas caller asking to speak to IT guy, or someone in the department. No go. "Don't worry, I'll call back." Like the answer will be different later in the day.

No. Don't. Call. Back. Ever.

I keep receiving calls from this number even though I am in the UK. When I answer they always hang up.  Maybe next time I will use my best American accent when I answer...

Idiots from my work place forwarded the person to me (IT manager) without even screening. Glad I checked out the number and found them reported on here.

The guy insisted on selling me a white paper or something. (I only understood half of it.) After I asked them to take me off the list, he called repeatedly every second until I picked up again and yelled at him.

Veronica was the name of the woman that called on behalf of Service Now. She wanted to send me a white paper on service automation. She had my email address already. Whatever. Have fun talking to our spam filter lady.

Said they are calling from Cisco, spent about 3 mins on the line with the co-worker they asked for.

I got two calls from this number (last Friday evening and today early morning). I did not answer as I was in meetings. When I googled the number I found this site..... Strange....

Indian guy on crackly line said he was from Aruba Networks (a wireless vendor), said he got my details off LinkedIn and wanted to send me a whitepaper - asked me to confirm my email address.