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Today I received a phone call from 757-484-1187 they were looking for my nephew. They told me they were needing to speak to him regarding a business concern on their desk. It is very important the lady never gave her name or where she was calling from she just said it was urgent. I told her I did not know where he was and have not seen him. Why are they calling me and what can I do about it?

Today I received a phone call looking for my nieces husband and the lady said that is was pertaining to a important business matter and that she must talk to him. She never stated where she was from and what it was regarding. I'm assuming it is fraud because our last names are nowhere near the same and not sure how they are getting his name from mine.

Someone has been leaving messages on my parent's cell phone for person we don't know or ever heard of. I have attempted to call them but no response. I left a voice mail but I doubt it will make a difference.  Any ideas on how to make the calls stop?  My parent's are in their late 70's.

People from 757-484-1187 have been calling my and my husband's family.  They state they need to contact my husband due to a document they will be filing in our county court.  They are collection agency.  I called to see what they wanted, and they stated my husband has an old credit card account from 2004 they are collecting on.  When I asked for documentation to be sent the woman replied, "we are not a billing company," then threatened to send my husband's account to their "attorney."  I notified my district attorney, and she advised me to send a letter disputing the debt.  The collection agency will have 30 days to send verification of the debt. Sent the dispute/do not call letter by certified mail today.  The address is Accelerated Financial Solutions, LLC
P.O. Box 5128
Portsmouth, Va. 23703.

A call came in on my anwsering machine stating she was Amber Hagan looking for (my deceased brother) about a pending matter scheduling to process.  When I picked up and asked why she was looking for my deceased brother, she apologized and said she did not know he was deceased.  When I tried to ask about the pending matter, she couldn't tell me what it was about, but did say she would check with her supervisor.  When she returned to the call, she said she couldn't tell me anything more and asked when he passed.  I told her he was murdered a number of years ago, shot twice in the chest, once in the back, coming into his home, and he was 30 when he passed.  She seemed to know what his current age would have been and determined he passed about 7 years ago.  It seemed we were disconnected, and when I tried to call the number back, they referred to themselves as some type of legal service.  I did not talk to Amber again, and they have not contacted me since.

I keep getting the same calls. They are looking for my husband's father (who he has never even met). It seems rather odd to me.

Laurel-it seems odd that they knew his age and kept prying for answers, it may be an identity scam!

My fiance's mother received a call from Samantha,so did my son in law and so did his mother. My fiance also received a call from her.Samantha stated that she needed to get in touch with me for an urgent matter on a filing that was to be filed in my county I reside in.  After googling the phone number I told them all to ignore and if they speak to her tell her she has the wrong number. I think this is a collection agency(legit or not) that's  buying old debts trying to collect on them.  If this is an old one of mine believe me its over the statue of limitations by 10 years.

A person by the name of jessica left a message on my cell phone, my boyfriends cell phone, and get this, my ex-husbands cell phone-we've been divorced for 26 years and haven't spoken in at least 10 years!! The message said something about a suit being filed with the county i live in.  I have heard about this company before-nothing good of course.  I plan to report them.

About a month ago, I got two phone messages, each five days apart, wanting me to call this number.

"Nichole" named someone to call her to give a statement concerning a "pending matter about to process in Lane County". The name she dropped was VERY close to mine (in fact, that is what puzzled me the most); as if she was trying to solve the puzzle on Wheel Of Fortune after buying a vowel. She left this phone number, her extention and a file number to referance. She sounded frustrated (nice touch).

Third time she called I picked up the phone and told her she had a wrong number,hoping to get her off my back. She sighed, thanked me and hung up. Haven't heard from her since.

I still have the message on my machine. Today I started Googling Lane County, file numbers, names etc. thinking I would come up with some sort of county record. I was curious as to what the poor person may have gotten into down in Lane County. I came up with nothing. Then I punched in "Nichole"'s phone number and landed here.

Puzzle solved. But what if "Nichole" had gotten my name right? Hmmmm...  I wouldn't have called her back. The USPS knows where I live. Send or serve me a letter.

As per my earlier post (I thought I was replying to the most recent post when I wrote it), picking up the phone and telling them they have a wrong number might simply get them off your back. Hopefully they will just sigh as they "loose a turn" on The Wheel.

Also. Anyone else in here who was asked about a name that was VERY close to your real name? If so, was your phone book listing simply a first initial and last name? I'm figuring that's how they found me.