866-313-2752

Unidentified documents office about a process server that will coming to the house or place of employment,  Scam.

Same msg . Vague . Number they actually called from was an 877 number yes

No dummy, it clearly says 866 at the top of the page! If your caller called from a 877 number, what are you posting in this number for?

They called from an 877 number. But the number for the office they wanted me to call was the one on top of the page. On the voice mail

Would have made more sense to post what the voice mail said and then it would be clear on what the caller is up to. If this is the call back number, then they might be calling from spoofed numbers.
EDIT:
I found a recording/transcript  from 844-762-1534.

Quote:

This is Lisa. I'm calling from Document Processing regarding a summons that is scheduled to be delivered by a process server to either your home or place of employment. If no contact is established, this will be escalated and classified as a failure to be served. Any questions or concerns can be addressed with the issuing office by pressing one to be transferred to a case manager. Or you may contact the issuing office at 866-313-2752.

Listen to message

Debt Extortion Scam

Carrier Services and Process Servers do not know what is contained in the documents they are paid to serve/deliver. They don't cold call a recipient to inform them of a "failed attempt to deliver", as that would alert the recipient someone is attempting to Serve them. Anyone explaining what they are delivering, saying "matter attached to your SSN", "you have officially been notified", "deliver legal docs and to have ID ready"  or offering an alternative "solution" to avoid delivery is a scammer. Real process servers don't need to set a time to deliver any documents nor do they threaten legal action if you don't call them.

The vague scare tactic message is designed to panic a victim into calling back.

Most debt collectors will use a certain amount of pressure to convince you to pay the debt. After all, they often don't get paid unless you pay. Be suspicious of a debt collector who uses an unusual amount of pressure to get you to pay immediately, particularly if they also use scare tactics to get you to pay right away. For example, a debt collector is scamming you if it :

• threatens you with a lawsuit and tells that you can avoid the lawsuit by paying right away
• Says a Process Server  or Courier is coming with papers to sign
• Threatens to call / go to your place of employment
• Insists you have been notified, served or are non-compliant via phone message(s)
• Refuses to give a company name or verifiable Contact source
• Refuses to send proof of debt via US mail

A sure sign of a debt collection scam is a collector that wants to you to pay via wire transfer or another method that can't be traced. If the payment method can't be traced, you'll have a harder time getting the authorities involved.

If the creditor sounds completely foreign, or you know you never had an account with that business, there's a chance it's a scam. Never pay a collection you don't recognize. You have the right to request written proof of the debt from the debt collector before you send payment.

https://consumer.ftc.gov/articles/fake-abusive-debt-collectors
https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/consumer ... ollection-scams
https://www.ag.state.mn.us/Consumer/Publications/PhonyDebtCollectionScams.asp
https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/2019/02/ftc ... llection-scheme
https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/2017/08/pha ... onate-law-firms

Quote:

Here are some ways to find out if a debt collector is legitimate.
•You received a letter in the mail. ...
•The agency is licensed in your state. ...
•The collector can verify your personal details. ...
•You can request information about the debt. ...
•There's more than one method of payment. ...
•A company works with you, not against you.

Source: https://www.bankrate.com/personal-finance/deb ... ctor-is-a-scam/

Received voicemail and was told to call this number back. they we're claiming to be a process serving agency.