855-271-8341

Someone claiming to be with "location services" called my work number asking for "the protocol when locating an employee." When I told the caller I was that person, he would only say he is asking about protocol when locating an employee and gave me the number 1-855-271-8341 to call, along with a "reference number." When I called the number, some fast-talking woman used every possible word in the English language to make it sound like she was filing a court case (like investigators and warrant officers and naming the County in which I live) but would never commit to anything certain. Told me the amount due was over $1,400 if she "took this case to court" but only $450 if paid immediately via a "bond instrument". I offered to mail a cashier's check but was told they only accept "bond instruments." Finally, after much more threatening-type nonsense/double-speak from her, she said she cannot give out her address due to "her employee's safety" and a "bond instrument" is actually a VISA or MasterCard in her definition. So, she'd rather have a credit card payment (that can be disputed or recalled) as opposed to a certified-funds cashier's check? How can people like this get away with this type "collection activity?" Such a waste of time. She even said I was "interrupting her" even though I sat silently and listened to this spiel.

Someone claiming to be with "location services" called my work number asking for "the protocol when locating an employee." When I told the caller I was that person, he would only say he is asking about protocol when locating an employee and gave me the number 1-855-271-8341 to call, along with a "reference number." When I called the number, some fast-talking woman used every possible word in the English language to make it sound like she was filing a court case (like investigators and warrant officers) but would never commit to anything certain. Told me the amount due was over $1,400 if she "took this case to court" but only $450 if paid immediately via a "bond instrument". I offered to mail a cashier's check but was told they only accept "bond instruments." Finally, after much more threatening-type nonsense/double-speak from her, she said she cannot give out her address due to "her employee's safety" and a "bond instrument" is actually a VISA or MasterCard in her definition. So, she'd rather have a credit card payment (that can be disputed or recalled) as opposed to a certified-funds cashier's check? How can people like this get away with this type "collection activity?" Such a waste of time. She even said I was "interrupting her" even though I sat silently and listened to this spiel.

I got a similar phone call. when I tried to call the number back it was either out of service or fast busy