844-559-8328

didn't get caller id on cell but left msg say they got a returned item from my bank and I or my counsel need to call to reach voluntary resolution.

Just got the same message any clue what it is

Me too..I think it's a scam...spam folder

They ID themselves as the legal office of Robert Anderson.  Which means nothing.  Looks like a debt scamming operation to me.

just got the same call last night 1/12/15. Same "agency" same message and everything.

Got a call from a Robert Anderson. He said that I owed money to a certain company way back 2011 which I wasn't aware of. He said that I already have a warrant. Well then, go ahead.... serve me the warrant!!!!!

my mother just got the same phone call. From a man claiming to be from the same office from the same phone number. Told my mother that in 2011 there was a payday loan that was taken out online with her name social security number and birthday put into a checking account that doesn't belong to my mother add my email address on it. I tried to call the company back to get more information out of the guy.they're screening the phone numbers that call in. Told me he wouldn't repeat any information it was already given once won't do it again. Said that I was scanning my mother and taking loans out on her that I needed to get a life because my email address was used. Lol we use my email address for everything because I'm the only one that pays attention to my email. Hung up on me when I attempted to call back and ask for a supervisor or manager started yelling that they had no supervisor and manager. He doesn't want to talk anymore because he found out my mother is on disability. lol huge scam!!

did u call them back?

did you ever in the past take out a online payday loan? just curious and trying to connect all the info.

Did u call them back?

So are you in jail?  Lol

Hi. Was wondering if you had any other info?

A phone call, email or text message from a supposed debt collector is not legally sufficient evidence of debt.

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) includes statements such as this:

* Every collector must send you a written “validation notice” telling you how much money you owe within five days after they first contact you. This notice also must include the name of the creditor to whom you owe the money, and how to proceed if you don’t think you owe the money.   ["Written" means snailmailed ... not emailed or texted]

Source:
https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0149-debt-collection

Therefore, if that caller wants you to pay immediately, before you get the written validation notice via snailmail, or if the caller wants payment via green dot, Western Union, or other untraceable means, then the call is definitely not legitimate.

IF you wish to communicate with the supposed collector / creditor, visit  the following page, for example "Action Letters" to snailmail:
http://www.consumerfinance.gov/blog/debtcollection/

If you KNOW you owe no money, or believe the call was from a fake debt collector, please take the time to read this:
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0258-fake-debt-collectors

Do u have any other info on this?

Do u have any other info on this? These people call me over and over. Cussing and all. 8445598328.

YOU ARE A BIG TIME SHILL AREN'T YOU?

Deceptive Practice By The Numbers
1. Spoofing a number in the person's area code is ONLY done for Scare Tactic effects.
2. The caller using the spoofed number acts as if they are calling from a process server location.
3. The caller threatens that you have charges against you and leaves a case number.
4. The caller tells you this is your final warning.
5. The caller tells you to be available between "certain hours" with two forms of ID to receive legal papers.
6. The caller leaves a number for you to call should you wish to find our what the charges pertain to or would like to "reschedule delivery" of said documents.
Should you call the number left..
7. The "agent" requests your social security number (or part of it), date of birth, or address to "verify" it is YOU.
**NEVER GIVE ANY INFORMATION over the phone. You are not required to. Remember, THEY CALLED YOU! Don't fall for the We need that information to verify it is you" trick.
8. The "agent" gets angry when you refuse to give them your sensitive and personal information. *They are Phishing.
9. When you refuse to give them your sensitive and personal information The "agent" refuses to give you details of what the call is about. *Such as, Who the supposed creditor is.
10. The "agent" may give you their "company name", but will not give their address or any other information about them.
11. The "agent" then tells you the process server is heading your way.
12. The "agent", in a last ditch effort to phish and scare you into making a payment that doesn't exist, gives you a magical update at the estimated arrival time the process server will be arriving.
Bonus Round: Should you inform them that; A. You do not have any debts what so ever; B. You have filed for any type of bankruptcy in the past and all debt was covered. This is public record available to them if they are indeed a legitimate entity; or C. To contact your attorney.
*They will refuse to listen, make an excuse as to why they "can't check" or talk over you.

ALL of the above are NOT legal methods or practices.
Report them to the Attorney General in your state with all details.
File a report with the FTC.
Educate yourself on your rights and the differences between real legitimate businesses and illegal phishing scammers.

I got this message they called my sister ,mother in law and left message i dont know who they are

Thanks so much. The thing about this call, was that they weren't foreign like usually scammy calls I have herd others get before. They are English speaking americans. Thier are a few of them too. One of the main ones is a lady named Carrie ann. She uses foul language and threats.
Don't be fooled. These people are scammers who will rot in hell for what they are doing.
I for one let it get to me and called them back with few words of my own. I couldn't help it. I work hard for what I have to just give it away to low life scum.

Had the same experience as everyone else. This guy had my full bank account number, address, and workplace. Had to close my bank account and cancel my debit card. I suggest we all ban together and begin calling "attorney anderson" back and harassing him. Give him a taste of his own medicine.

No I don't.  I called the number and the robo-greeter stated that it was Anderson's office.  I didn't leave a message.  These people won't give you any more information anyway.