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I just got a voice mail from them informing me that I was a respondent in a civil action regarding a restraining order. Really?? I filed a complaint with N.C. Attorney General's office. I encourage you all to file complaints. I'm looking into filing a complaint with the FBI.

Here is a link to file a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission:

http://www.fcc.gov/complaints

They had my social security number.  How ?

I received the same kind of message on my answering machine as others have stated.  I returned the call the woman told me ,I owed $1000. to USA Bank from 2003.  I explained that was not possible, I asked if this was a legitimate call and she put me on hold and never returned.  I called back asking for a physical address they did not want to give me one and hung up on me.  I hope no one falls for this, especially older folks.....Please let everyone you know about this.... SCAM

I just got a call from this number. THey game my fathers name who is dead for over 3 years.  When I informed him of that , they hung up

Just received a phone call from this so called Global Ligigation Group. Does anyone have a website or number to report these scanners too. Maybe we can get the media to look them up channel 11 does specials like this. This is crap. How could they have a restraining order on someone how stupid. Grrrrrr I'm so upset

Received the same message as everyone else on this page stating I had a restraining order against me? This is terrible how can this scam scare you like this. How do I file a formal complaint about this so called company?

I got a voice mail on my home phone from the same source. It was about a civil blah blah blah... restraining order on my brother, who doesn't live here, has never traveled to anywhere near that area code, and is not the type to give anyone reason for a restraining order! What really struck me about this is that even if this were legitimate, it wouldn't hold up in court! If you are being sued, you must be served with due process. This is when a process server delivers paperwork IN PERSON to you or a family member. You cannot be served over the phone, especially if they never reached a living being, only a voicemail box. It is a scam! I'm glad I checked on here before bothering my brother about it!

Same situation but they called my place of employment and stated that if I didn't call them in 3 hours I would be served papers at my place of business.  Just calling my place of employment in CA is illegal and any real business would know this.  They too will state they are calling from Professional Document Services, McNaulty & Associates, and a few other I am sure.  I had some investigating done and it all points to FRAUD.  
Please also be advised that they will try to insist that you have to pay then over the phone, they want all your information so they can rip you off, ask them if the calls are being recorded and see what they say, then before you say anything tell them that YOU are recording the conversation so that you can turn into BBB, Attorney General, and your attorney.  They will hang up right away.

tried to extort money from me for some BS!!

Stop these ppl

I have recieved call, several times from this number, the mesage is taht they sue me !
Omg!!!!
I havent done anything bad or anything which is not legally but they sue me !?

Its a great scam

Received a call about a restraining order. Called and none of the options worked. Will put the number on my phone's reject list.

SCAM/CRIMINALS
[Note:  Caller did not call me, tried to scare me by calling around my office.  The call went to the office of the Chief Operating Officer at my place of employment on Jan. 29, 2013.  The assistant picking up her voice mails then sent to me.]
Voice mail:
“Hi ____, I am trying to reach the Manager of [My first/last name] regarding a claim I am filing against her.   I wanted to know what the protocol is to file a claim against her.  My name is John Turner at 859-904-2095.  She can reach Global at 888-357-9195 with a change of address, Claim # 103xxxx.  I will mark my file that she has been officially notified.”  - Yes called my employer and my elderly mother.   SCUMBAGS!

Yes - they called my employer and said they were filing a claim against me.  The guy calling gave a different number as he is a "locator".  Then he gave Global's number so I can contact them with a "change of address.".   IT IS A HUGE SCAM!  Please see story on KHOU.com and Huffington Post...

[Allison Currie, Houston Woman, Says Debt Collector Threatened Her Deceased Sister
The Huffington Post  |  By Harry Bradford Posted: 02/21/2013 6:03 pm EST  |  Updated: 02/22/2013 1:49 pm EST]

A Houston woman has called a debt collector “cruel” and “despicable” after the collector threatened her sister. Her sister, she says, died back in 2005 at the age of 18.

A caller claiming to be a representative from the civil litigation unit of a company called Global Litigation Group left a threatening message on the voice mail belonging Allison Currie, KHOU 11 reports. The rep demanded that Currie's late sister appear in court -- but when Currie called back, no one picked up.

"They were trying to pressure me into thinking that I needed to contact a lawyer and contact them," Currie told KTRK.

When KHOU tried to hunt down the company, the news outlet was unable to find any records of it, and there was no evidence that the collector in question had any ties to companies with similar-sounding names.

Stories like Currie’s have been altogether too common in recent years, with threats and schemes from debt collectors ranging from instances of impersonation to outright insults. In 2011, the Federal Trade Commission received more complaints related to debt collectors than any other industry.

But things may be changing, however slightly. Starting this year, the newly formed Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will be providing oversight of 175 of the larger debt collection agencies, The Huffington Post reports. There are 4,500 collection firms in the U.S.

As evidenced by Currie’s story, robocalls and threatening messages are still occurring -- sometimes for debts that may not be real. Other examples of debt collection abuse have occurred recently in Connecticut and New Jersey.

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What a crazy phone message....hope some one can stop them soon...very bothersome ,,,

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any updates on this scam? i'm getting calls from them now, exactly the same phony stuff as others have indicated. reported them to the ftc. what is the status of this overall. they seem to be still doing the same things using the same tactics ans same phone numbers.

Rec'd a call from this # trying to say I was going into litigation and would be contacted by a judge. How do we get these people

These people have been calling me and I have been igoring them.  However they just called me from a phone number locally to my area 636-203-5009.  This time it was a woman calling herself Amy Smith.  Real nasty on the phone and threatening. She wanted my address....I wouldn't give it to her. I don't have anything to worry about...She wouldn't give me any information about who she was.