844-625-1307

they stated they were a legal carrier wanted to serve me papers and that they would serve them at work between 1:30-2:30 if I didn't call them back. they also talked with my HR dept wanted my current address.  her name was maya richards.  Oh ya they never came. surprising since they are scammer

My mother today just got the call as well looking for me. They were very rude screaming and yelling at her have you heard back?

Female Caller left voicemail:
------we have documents being issued out through the clerks office if you have any questions regarding the forms being issued please call 844.625.1307 with a reference number. If there is no return phone call address and time will be confirmed and documents will be issued. ------First of all they start calling every time I apply for credit or refinance something. They have called me for over three years now. I'm forwarding (just as i have done in the past) all information to my local district attorney's office, I would suggest everyone else who gets this type of call does the same. It is illegal for any collection company to say they have documents to serve, and them not serve them. Also, they use wording such as "clerk's office" but technically it could be their own "office clerk". I've never received any documentation from these people, and I do hope they call my job so I can file harrassment charges. They are only allowed 3 times to try to contact, and they exhausted those efforts today.

They called me…I didn't call back.  Unnerving.  Gave me a document number and said if I didn't call back, they would assume that my address was correct and where I work.

This ia a penny debt collector.  They try to scare people into paying debts that are past the statute of limitations or have been discharged in bankruptcy.  Our debt was discharged seven years ago.  Illegally calling several extended family members.   Scammers...

This ia a penny debt collector.  They try to scare people into paying debts that are past the statute of limitations or have been discharged in bankruptcy.  Our debt was discharged seven years ago.  Illegally calling several extended family members.   Scammers...

DO NOT allow these calls to cause you stress or anxiety as that is exactly what they are hoping. It's scammer scare tactics focussed on creating a sense of fear and steal money from you immediately with hopes they frighten you into a poor decision. DON'T fall for it.

These calls are coming from what is referred to as a Zombie Debt / Dead Debt / Non-Existent Debt Collector. They purchase a database of consumer information. This database's consumer information is collected so if you have;
- applied for an online loan (regardless if you received one)
- applied for a payday loan (regardless if you received one)
- applied for a title loan (regardless if you received one)
- applied for debt consolidation online (regardless if you went through with it)
- paid off any or all of the above.
- a company you were doing business with (insurance, credit, etc.) had their database hacked into.
If so there's an awful strong possibility your name is in the database that the Zombie Debt Collector currently has in their possession and are going down the list using any info they have to sound legit.

It does not matter if you tell these callers that you;
- never took out a loan.
- paid the loans off and have proof.
- filed and or received a partial or full bankruptcy discharge.
They will ask for more info (your social security number, date of birth, mother's maiden name, etc.), anything that will assist with adding to the database and sell it. They will ask for proof. They might even tell you that the money supposedly owed can not be covered under any US Bankruptcy laws / court decision. (FALSE)

Always remember..
- Legitimate companies DO NOT hesitate to state their company name immediately when calling, whether it's leaving a message or you answered the phone.
- Legitimate companies DO NOT spoof a phone number (deliberately falsifying a telephone number and/or name relayed as the Caller ID information to disguise the identity of the calling party.)
- Legitimate companies DO NOT call posing as a "process server" or "legal locator" with threats of being prosecuted, served papers, or going to court. (Note: Process servers don't call you ahead of time, leave a different number to call back while giving you a last chance to "pay up". Process servers show up and serve.)
- Legitimate debt collection companies MUST send you a letter by United States Postal Service postmarked 5 days from initial contact. That letter should clearly list their company letterhead and information and the original lender of any loan with the accurate dates, the account (bank or credit union) for which it was deposited and the contact information of the original lender.
- NEVER give your full or partial social security number, date of birth, full name, etc should they ask this info for "verification" that it is you they are speaking to. *This is referred to as "phishing". It's an easy way to have your identity stolen.
- Should you accidentally answer a call from any Zombie Debt Collector or Debt scammer, make sure to Write down the time, date, phone number(s), person calling, company name, conversation and any details of the call.

Educate yourself by reading this section of 800notes: https://800notes.com/arts/
Find out who to report these scammers to here: https://800notes.com/arts/I2neMkbUAAo/where-to-report-phone-crime

ALWAYS read the previous posts on any number thread such as this. It will usually not only tell the story, but show how long it has been going on as well as the experiences of those called before you.

Horrible scammers. They have called all of my husband's children and told them that we wers being served and going to jail.  I called them back and a man answered and he transfered me to the legal department  (his wife ) and after identifying myself she went crazy when I asked for the company  name  and address.   She started screaming and threatning me and then hung up on me in mid sentence.  She actually threatened to nail me to my front door and set me on fire.  We haven't defaulted on anything so I have no idea how they have all our phone numbers.  I am making a police report in the morning.  She said they were TNF legal litigation.   There is no such company.  Refused to give me address.

they some how got my Dad's number which is a pre-paid cell phone and I have never given out this number nor do I call it that often. scary, not sure how they are getting phone numbers of relatives.  I told them I knew they were scammers and the guy didn't english very well.