515-200-7795

Country: USA
515 area code: Iowa (Ames, Iowa City)
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    Steve J
    Some [***] called me and said my attorney needed to contact me about pending litigation...blah blah blah
    Old scam...different number and voice...YOU CANNOT call and threaten people with litigation...these scammers crack me up, but since I hadn't seen this particular # come up I decided to share this scumbag number with folks so they know to look out, and hopefully tell these scumbags to F... Off
    • Caller: Scammer
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    Luis J
    Got calls and even voice messages, saying or more threating that I have to pay for some debt I don't have. And gave me 24 hours to resolve it by paying an off court settlement or going to court.
    • Caller: Mediation services
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    Samuel Baskins
    Called saying I owed over 900 dollars and that it had to be paid or I would be arrested
    • Caller: Dell Johnson
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    Amy
    Called and tried to say the same thing about a mediation service. Well I called the des moines police and the FBI with the number and the persons name in the mailbox. I contacted my phone provider and am currently having then trace the number. So you piece of [***] doing this scam. I'm coming after you...and if I find u I will sue u. So be nervous when someone knocks on ur door. It might be the des Moines police or the FBI.
    • Caller: Never identified themselves
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    Amy
    | 2 replies
    What you need to do is dial *67 before you dial their number and just flood their system. I could hear them calling other people in The background.  I've been doing it for an hour. Its fun.
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    Slim replies to Amy
    | 1 reply
    A lot of posters on 800notes complain they get many calls from scammers.
    A few posters state they get hardly any.
    Why the difference?  Here are possible reasons.

    Click on the associated "Info" line under any statement to read why NOT to use that method.

    Answering the phone when the caller's number is unfamiliar.    
    Info01
    Instead of answering, let the call go to voicemail or answering machine.  Legitimate callers will usually leave a message.

    Pressing a number "to be taken off the list"
    Info02
    That works for legitimate telemarketers, but, if you were on the Do Not Call list, legitimate telemarketers would not have called you in the first place.  Pressing a number on a call from a telespammer merely confirms you answered the phone and will follow scammer's instructions.  That make your number more valuable for even more spammers!

    Returning the call.    
    Info03
    At best, returning a scammer's call merely confirms your phone is "live", and your number will be added to a list that will be used by even more scammers.  At worst, the call will cost you additional fees, if it is from a foreign country, such as Jamaica (876 area code).  Also, scammers are now spoofing Caller IDs, so the number you see may not really be the number that called you.  It might belong to an innocent, third party.

    Arguing with the caller:
    Info04
    Call center employees have probably heard your argument many times.  They may either continue to try to scam you, or they will hang up ... but will also make sure some other scammer calls your number, later.

    Blowing a horn or whistle into the phone:
    Info05
    Will irritate the scammer.  The scammer may then add your number as a "spoofed Caller ID", so others think YOU are calling them, and YOU may hear retaliatory horns or whistles if the irritated called person calls YOU back!

    Forwarding the call to a government office.
    Info06
    Not too swift.  All that does is tie up a line at the govt office, and record YOUR number as the forwarding number!  Realize that your congress person knows phone scams are a problem, and also knows the FCC and FTC have been assigned the task of upholding the laws concerning this problem.  Instead, you should report the problem via normal channels to the FTC or FCC.

    Giving or forwarding the supposed scammer's phone number to other scammers.
    Info07
    May not be a good idea.  The 1st scammer might have used a spoofed phone number, and, if you give it to other scammers, all you are doing is causing more calls to and problems for an innocent person.

    Getting a new phone number
    Info08
    Eventually, after getting many scam calls, some people think their only recourse is getting a new number.  That is not true.  The "new number" is probably somebody else's "old number", and will come accompanied with its own baggage (and calls).

    Giving up your landline (if you have a landline)
    Info09
    The scammers and spammers call BOTH cells and landlines.  Although it might seem easier to block such calls on a cell, there are landline instruments, devices and procedures that can be used with landlines.  Keeping your landline means you would not have to tell all your relatives & friends that phone number is no longer yours.


    What you SHOULD do:
    If you are disturbed by frequent calls from scammers / spammers. obtain a call blocker app, device, phone, or service.  Google is your friend.  Remember, the Do Not Call list is designed to prevent calls from legitimate, registered telemarketers, but scammers / spammers are not legitimate telemarketers, do not register, and they ignore the DNCL or your requests!

    Remember
     The DNC list is NOT a call blocker!

    ~~~~~~~~
    Please reply to this post, to let us know you read it, or have taken suitable actions to protect yourself.

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    dlm
    | 1 reply
    I received a call for my husband, spoke to someone calling themselves "Beverly Goodman" with mediation services and she said her business name was "legal services" she would not give me a business address and said that she wouldn't work for a company that would allow her to give out that information.  She said that my husband owed a $400 loan to direct cash services under the possible names of several online payday loan lenders (cash direct express, payday advance, speedy cash...) she knew our address, where my husband worked and the name of the bank that I used in 2011 when she said he took out the loan.  She said that he could call them in 24 hours or this would be sent to "the state of Texas" (where we live) and we could "deal with them".    When I challenged that she hung up on me.
    • Caller: Mediation Services/Legal Services
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    BigA replies to dlm
    Of course she wouldn't work for an outfit that gave their address out.  Because it would be easy for law enforcement to come and arrest her for extortion.

    Criminals masquerading as debt collectors attempt to extort money from people by scaring you into believing that you will be criminally charged (they use the bad check or hot check claim a lot) and go to jail, lose your driver’s license, have wages garnished without actually being sued or going to court, be sued, and a variety of other variations on this, all for an alleged or nonexistent debt.  One of the tricks they use is to call your family, friends, neighbors and/or places of employment (past or present or both) to create panic and embarrassment so that their intended victim calls them and they can scare that person into paying their extortion money.  They will use the words “Mediator”, “Arbitrator”, or “Law Office” to make you believe that they are something other than a debt collector want-a-be and that they don’t have to follow Federal and State collection laws.  They do have to follow those laws, but they won’t.  They also use the “process server” ruse who calls and claims he is going to serve you, but then says you could avoid it by calling another number where they will ask for money to “make it go away” (this is actually the same place, they work in teams, one pretending to be the server, and the other usually pretends to be a lawyer).  Process servers do not ever call ahead so that you can dodge them.  Process servers get paid to serve papers, nothing else.

    Read up on your rights here and also make a complaint at this government site:  http://www.consumerfinance.gov/

    Also file a complaint with your State Attorney General's office.
    List of State AG’s offices:   https://800notes.com/faq/attorney-general
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    Regina Schorler
    | 1 reply
    Keeps calling me and threatining that if I don't return their call or have my attorney contact them, they will take legal action against me.  I have blocked them going forward but want someone to investigate these scammers and shut them down!
    • Caller: Mediation Services
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    Lori
    | 1 reply
    Legal Services Received a call from a Melissa Williams stating to have my attorney return her call by end of business day are requesting money stated if not paid then arrest would be issued.
    • Caller: 515-200-7795
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    MJG replies to Lori
    Making a threat of arrest is illegal - and will NOT happen (even if you did owe money)!  Read BigA's post above yours & then give your state attorney general a call.
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    CWG40 replies to Slim
    Well done.  Totally agree!
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    CWG40 replies to Regina Schorler
    Report them:

    http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0149-debt-collection (Threatening civil proceedings with no intent to follow through, or threatening criminal process in order to collect a civil debt is a  violation of the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.)  The same goes for endless telephone harassment

    Also contact your local attorney general

    If they continue to bother you,  and you know you do not owe any money, tell them that you know this is  a debt scam and that you are making a complaint to the police for extortion.  Once you get a copy of the police report and they call you again , just read out the  file number and the name of the PD or Sheriff’s office involved.   Tell them you’ll be glad to send a copy to them at whatever address the jack***es are working out of now.

    You'll probably have to yell at them and talk over them.
    You have to get tuff with these people because,  being akin to thugs, brute force is (metaphorically speaking),  the only thing they understand.
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    CWG40
    The “govern yourself accordingly”   scam  strikes again!.
    See:  http://mrnumber.com/1-515-200-7795

    Ignore these people and block their calls.

    Usually starts off by saying there are 2 “complaints” against you.  Or that there are “warrants” against you or that you are going to be arrested. Or that a lawsuit has been filed against you.  Gives you a spiel meant to frighten you into paying them something and then sometimes ends with the stupid phrase “govern yourself accordingly.”   Sometimes includes threats of arrest. Sometimes they use the phrase  “handle yourself accordingly.”

    Sometimes they just call and threaten.  Hoping that the gullible and frightened will call back.

    Really bad actors.  Stupid too.  Ignore and block their calls.

    Here's a list of  CIDs they've used over the past 4 years or so according to 800notes. :

    Adam Frost
    ADVANCE AMERICA.
    Adrian Lucas
    Allstate Lending
    Allied Financial
    A.P.I affidavit process investigation
    Callahan Financial
    Capital Arbitration Group,  CAG
    Check Mediation Service
    Cochran & Colson
    Colorado Solutions
    Credit Control LLC
    Direct Lending
    Elliot Jacobs litigation services
    Elliot Jacobs of Mediation Services
    Financial Crimes Investigation Unit
    fraud and work check division
    Fraud and Worthless Check Division
    Fraud Department
    Fraud Division
    Giles Lewis
    Goldstein and Associates
    Greenberg, Stein & Associates ,
    Gregg Adams & Associates,
    GREGORY ADAMS AND ASSOCIATES
    Hoffman and Sharp
    IMG
    Jackson and Jackson Law Group
    Justin Debroski
    James Kaiser
    Legal Mediation
    Lester Williams
    Litigation Support Group
    Pre-trial intervention
    Litigation Support Services
    Madison state's pretrial mediation
    Mediation Services
    Mediation Services / Support services
    Michael Goldstein  &  David Levine from LRG
    National Fraud Advisory
    national litigation
    National Resolutioning
    Nextiva  Inc
    NCI
    Northern Resolution Group ,
    Office of Investigations
    Outlaw and Griswald,
    Phil Albright
    PMS Consultants
    Pre-tr1al Intervention
    pretrial intervention services
    Pre-trial litigation
    Progressive Solutions, ,
    Rebecca Outlaw
    State Farming Fraud Dept
    State Farmer
    State Fraud Dept
    Stone and Associates
    Susan James
    TAC and Associates ,
    TAC Warrant Division    WARRANT SQUAD
    The State Farmer Investigation Bureau
    The Swatch Group
    Victor Shaw
    Walker, Levy and Associates
    WARRANT SQUAD
    WCCI
    Weinberg Cochran, Coulson and Irwin
    Weinberger and Associates
    White Collar Crime Investigations
    World Recovery Solutions
    zfn and associates
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    Call-back#       CID

    202-827-0773 Susan James  Fraud Division
    202-706-6163  WCCI  Fraud and Worthless Check Division
    210-702-3948  Stone and Associates
    210-202-0314  Nextiva Inc.
    210-704-1217  Office of Investigations
    210-762-6589  Pre-trail Intervention
    210-762-5324  Justin Debroski ,Pre-trial intervention,  Check Mediation Service
    210-762-6845  Outlaw and Griswald,  national litigation
    210-774-4130  A.P.I affidavit process investigation
    210-853-2440  Pre-trial intervention
    210-957-8770  WCCI Weinberg Cochran, Coulson and Irwin
    214-931-2857  NCI
    214-613-5013  W.C.C.I. GROUP & ADVANCE AMERICA.  Adam Frost , IMG, Weinberger and Associates
    231-237-4473  Pre-trial intervention
    231-222-5152   Mediation Services  Jacquelyn Kaiser
    234-525-6566  Mediation Services
    240-595-6895  Weinberg, Cochran, Coulson and Irwin  WCCI, White Collar Crime Investigations
    303-951-4619  Pre-trial litigation,  James Kaiser
    303-562-1800  Pre-trial intervention
    330-267-0358  Pre-trial intervention  Litigation Support LLC
    330-406-0431   Adrian Lucas
    330-800-3008   fraud and work check division,  WCCI
    385-237-2875  Cindy Carter
    402-817-7860   Direct Lending
    402-218-4660   Callahan Financial
    404-902-6309   Fraud Division
    402-951-9327
    404-418-7979   Legal Mediation  Financial Crimes Division
    405-217-4552  Weinberg Cochrane Coulson and Irwin
    440-249-7860
    419-386-2390  None
    440-387-4469  PTI
    512-582-7440  Weinberg Cochran Coulson & Irwin  Stephen Fraser
    512-590-7743  Giles Lewis  Weinberg, Cochran , Dept of Investigation,  Fraud and Worthless Check Division
    513-299-0025  W.C.C.I.,
    515-200-7795  Mediation Services/Legal Services, Dell Johnson, Beverly Goodman
    561-288-1193  Gregg Adams & Associates,  Allied Financial / Gregory Adams and Associates
    561-293-3620  GREGORY ADAMS AND ASSOCIATES,  Allied Financial
    678-245-4304  Jackson and Jackson Law Group  The State Farmer Investigation Bureau   State Farming Fraud Dept .  State Farmer.
    678-257-7285  Amy Strickland and Rebecca Outlaw
    678-503-5412  Rebecca Outlaw
    678-508-6637  Financial crimes division
    678-261-7255  Jessica Walker
    678-608-2457  Rebecca Outlaw and the Fraud Department
    678-608-2459  Rebecca Outlaw
    619-677-1728  Financial Crimes Investigation Unit  World Recovery Solutions
    678-799-7422
    678-831-0306  Greenberg, Stein & Associates ,  Allstate Lending
    678-799-8670  Rebecca (or Eliz. Outlaw)
    682-717-2777  Hoffman and Sharp
    704-469-7086  investigator/ Richard smith office
    770-450-8136  National Fraud Advisory
    801-208-8809
    801-317-1025 Pre Trial Mediation Services   Howard Grable
    801-317-1623  Pre Trial Mediation Services   Howard Grable
    817-200-7657  Cochran & Colson
    832-261-0005  Fraud and Worthless Check Division,  WCCI
    832-377-3051  Fraud & Worthless Check Division,  Preliminary Prosecuters
    832-377-3064  Northern Resolution Group , State Fraud Dept"
    832-408-6299  Weinburg, Cockran & Irwin Law Firm  WCCI  at  http://www.wccigroup.com
    http://www.johnsonmediations.com/contact-us/   (Now known as:  http://www.republicnationalrecovery.com/)
    832-412-4931 Michael Goldstein   David Levine from LRG
    832-415-3710 Fraud Department of the State of Texas,  Fraud Department of the State of Texas
    859-904-2420  Mediation Services,  pretrial intervention services,  Elliot Jacobs of Mediation Services
    859-208-0233
    859-208-0373  Mediation Services
    859-904-2420  Howard Grable
    859-208-0289  pre trial medication services  Mediation services  pre-trial mediation services Madison state's pretrial mediation
    866-681-1776  zfn and associates
    877-210-4597   PMS Consultants
    877-416-0004  Walker, Levy and Associates
    888-386-5772  National Resolutioning    investigation department
    888-502-5665  TAC and Associates , TAC Warrant Division , Legal Mediation , Victor Shaw, representative  PC  WARRANT SQUAD
    888-365-7129  Credit Control LLC
    901-425-1477  Phil Albright  Pre-trial intervention
    901-453-3492  Mediation Services / Support services  Elliot Jacobs litigation services
    901-407-2023  Lititgation Support Services, Pre-trial intervention
    954-345-4718  Gregory Adams and Association
    970-366-4100  Progressive Solutions, Pre-trial intervention,   Colorado Solutions,
    972-564-8764  Capital Arbitration Group,  CAG/The Swatch Group

    There may be more but this is what my research has come up with.

    Personally I think:  http://www.republicnationalrecovery.com  is responsible for all this “govern yourself accordingly” garbage.
    Now calling themselves
    Federal Processing.
    http://www.federalprocessing.com/
    BBB:
    THIS BUSINESS IS NOT BBB ACCREDITED.
    Federal Processing Services Inc
    Phone: (877) 385-2905
    5677 S Transit Rd Ste 328, Lockport, NY 14094
    BBB® C- Rating
    On a scale of A+ to F
    Government Actions
    FTC Collections Action
    Date of Action: 3/13/2014
    At the request of the Federal Trade Commission, a U.S. district court halted a debt collection operation that the agency charged with violating the Federal Trade Commission Act and the Fair Debt Collection Act by misrepresenting that they were with the government, falsely accusing consumers of committing check fraud, and then threatening consumers with arrest.

    Part of the FTC’s continuing crackdown on scams that target consumers in financial distress, the lawsuit charged two individuals – Mark Briandi and William Moses – and 13 interrelated companies in connection with the case.  Another company – that was not actively involved, but profited from the scheme – was charged as a relief defendant.  The defendants allegedly bought debts and collected debts owed to other companies, and much of the debts the defendants collected on had originated from payday loans.

    In addition to Briandi and Moses, the complaint names as defendants Federal Check Processing, Federal Recoveries, Federal Processing, Federal Processing Services, United Check Processing, Central Check Processing, Central Processing Services, American Check Processing, State Check Processing, Check Processing, Nationwide Check Processing, US Check Processing, and Flowing Streams. The complaint names Empowered Racing LLC as a relief defendant.

    See:  https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/documents/cases/140313unitedcheckcmpt.pdf
    • Caller: Informational post
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    Meg whitt
    5152007216 calls me threatening litigation and even tried to verify my social and then hung up on me twice after I asked for additional detail.
    • Caller: Mediation services
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    Amanda
    | 1 reply
    I have been getting harassed by a Kristine from API Mediation calling from a 515-619-6277 number daily between my cell phone and my work phone Telling me I owe them $400 and naming a random payday loan place and then threatening me with all this paperwork crap. and then I am supposed to call 1-888-564-5173 ext 264. they say a case number and start to say my address and then stop after the street address and the case number isn't the same every time. I am a recent victim to identity theft and I had answered a call like this right before. so idk how they do it but don't answer the calls. she couldn't even tell me her address and there is nothing in Des Moines for this company. I cant find anything anywhere with a company with this name
    • Caller: PI Mediation
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    BigA replies to Amanda
    Victims of identity theft are not responsible for any debt that were incurred as a result of that theft.  For the rest of what you need to know, you should read the other posts in this thread.

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