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Who did you speak to. They emailed me but I think this is super bogus but I can't afford for them to take me to court

The address they are showing is 10940 Wilshire Blvd LA, CA 90071  the address doesn't exist with that zip code. I just replied to the email. Shouldn't they lost their license number if they are really a collection agency or law firm

Do you think thieves and scammers care about the law??  Do not respond to them...and expect excuses and possibly illegal threats on that written demand.  Report them to your state attorney general.

I clearly understand they don't care about the law. My question was just clarifying that if they were legit that they would have some sort of license number. I plan on asking them for it as I play along with their calls.

They haven't called me but have called both my daughters phones who don't live with me. One was so upset crying when she told me they were yelling at her saying I'm going to jail. When they called my other daughter hung up but called them back and pretended to be me. That asked her to confirm the last 4 of my social security numbers. She hung up but tgey had the correct ones!

Hadley Cooper is the fictional law firm that Cameron Diaz works in, in the film, The Other Woman.  More than likely that's where they got the name.

No record of this firm anywhere that I can find.

Do you think you could post the e-mail here and leave out the personal info.  Was there a return address on it?

Here's the email address it came from. administration@legalprocess.info   I emailed them saying I mailed a payment ( which I did not ). The man called me back in a panic asking why I didn't pay over the phone. Then our call mysteriously dropped. The address on their letter has the wrong zip code to throw people off. SCAM!!!!

Sorry I wasn't able to open the attachment but I believe I posted the address in an earlier post as well.  And I have yet to hear back from these people

The address they are showing on their letter is 10940 Wilshire Blvd LA, CA 90071  the address doesn't exist with that zip code.

These guys got me. Was working very busy they been calling my whole
Family for weeks finally came down to a Cort date and me being so busy and didn't want the hassle I fell for it. I would never do such a thing but for this one time he had me convinced. Felony class A suit saying client was looking for jail time. So under pressure I pannic and fall for it. The man name was tom woods. #888-738-5753.... Stay away from these people I canceled my card and I never herd back from them been a month with no payment. They use docu sign thru email. This is a scam 100%.. The best part yet there no debt pertaining the issue I fell for scammm!!!

Ignoring the zip code, there is a large office tower, over 20 stories high, in the general location of that street address.
I used Google Maps but could not see an numerical address on the building.

Thanks for the email address. The domain is of interest.

The business that owns that domain hides itself behind a proxy service.
Since debt collectors cannot hide their existence from the state, something here is very suspicious.
A scam operation will not want any information out that would easily lead to where they are working from.

=== http://www.urlvoid.com/scan/legalprocess.info/
No active threats were reported by the scanning engines.

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=== http://whois.domaintools.com/legalprocess.info

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Domain Name:  LEGALPROCESS.INFO
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Updated Date:   2015-02-14T20:32:35Z

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They called everyone in my family and threaten me with a law suite if I didn't contact them back within two days

Their also using Remington Law Group which Anthony Figueroa stated is located at 6166 Nancy Ridge Dr Ste 211 San Diego, CA 92121. Phone numbers: 888-753-4821/ 909-247-3216.

These people contacted my work - asked for the procedure to serve me legal documents at my place of work.  When I contacted them back, they told me that they were going to serve me at work in the next two days - and that they were filing with the courts the following week.  That should have been my first clue that this was a scam.

They threatened to levy my bank account for up to 10 years, garnish my wages up to 35% for up to ten years, and take all of my possessions, including my car.  They demanded a one-time payment for a debt from 2008 that I was not aware of, had never received anything in writing about, or saw on my credit report (and later found out was not even real).  But they had so much info about me, including the current limits on my credit cards, that it seemed legit.  They sent me documents to sign over the phone while speaking to them via docusign.  The email came from administrator@legalprocess.info.  They payment company was called United Payment Center, Inc.  Their telephone number is 888-796-7893 and 909-247-3282 - fax 909-981-2740.  The guy told me his name was Dan Walker and that he was my personal debit collecting agent.  When I called him back, I got a generic voicemail almost immediately - it did not list his name, a company name, or number like normal voice mails do.  I left a message with my cell phone to return my call - and he called back almost immediately - calling back the number from which I had just called him - not the cell number that I had left in the message.

DO NOT give them anything.  This is 100% a SCAM!  I later found out that debt collectors cannot legally call you at your place of work, nor can they serve any kind of legal documents at your place of work.  These people are very aggressive and sound legit.  I hope that no one else falls for their scam!

My landlord received an email from someone named "Brooke" from the "Boon County Dispatch Office" -they misspelled Boone- stating that they were trying to serve summons and that it was urgent that someone contact Clarkson Law Center at 1-888-738-5718 and to reference a case number in the email.  Of course, my landlord called the number and referenced the "case number".  They gave him my name and told him that I owed an amount for a debt they were trying to collect for their client (Fifth Third Bank) from 2011 & that if I didn't pay this that I would be sent to jail.  They also said I had court in a week.  Needless to say my landlord called me.  I thought it was weird they contacted him and not myself directly.  Also, when something is legit they never give out personal information to anyone other than the person they are trying to reach.  When I called them myself they told me the same thing and similar to Erin, I spoke to an Anthony Figueroa, and he emailed me the documents via docusign.  Within 10mins of receiving the email, Anthony Figueroa called me and left me a message saying that it was urgent that I pay the amount "today".  The whole thing sounded very suspicious so I ran my credit report and I didn't have this debt they claimed I owed.  I also called the Boone County Courthouse to see if I had any summons or court dates coming up & I didn't.
They are a total scam.  Be careful! They do sound legit but their urgency to get the money and their persistence should raise a red flag!

This is a common ploy by criminals masquerading as debt collectors who are attempting to extort money from people by scaring you into believing that you will be criminally charged, go to jail, lose your driver’s license, have wages garnished, be sued, and a variety of other variations on this,  all for an alleged or nonexistent debt.  One of the tricks they use is to call your work place, friends, or relatives repeatedly in an attempt to shame you into paying.  They also use the “process server” ruse who calls and claims he is going to serve you, but then says you could avoid it by calling another number

Federal law (FDCPA) requires them to send you a letter (US MAIL ONLY) within 5 days of their first contact that contains their name, physical address, the creditor’s name, and the amount of the alleged debt.  It also must contains “mini-Miranda” telling you that it is an attempt to collect a debt and that all information will be used for those purposes.  The one other important thing that this letter must also have in it is that you have a right to dispute the debt within 30 days of receipt of the letter and if you do so, all collection activity must be stopped until the debt is verified.
Read up on your rights here, get template letters to send and also make a complaint at this government site: http://www.consumerfinance.gov/

Also file a complaint with your State Attorney General's office.
List of State AG’s offices:  http://consumerfraudreporting.org/stateattorneygenerallist.php

It sounds exactly like mine.  The debt they told me they were trying to collect was also Fifth Third Bank.  They continue to call my work, my cell phone and my mother's house now.  Sometimes it's a recording saying that they are trying to serve me a summons, and that previous attempts were failed.  I also ran my credit and had nothing listed - and did a background check on myself and found nothing.  They are extremely persistent!

Hello.  Over the last 24 hours a similar company moved aggressively contacting me and my family members  leaving them scared and calling me.  They left voicemails everywhere stating I was in jeopardy of missing my court date and I should consider myself warned.  The call came from an unknown number.  Let me tell you something—these guys are cleaver and because they do this for a living they come up with different tactics that I am sure work on some people.   I of course returned the call and they are now calling themselves "The Professional Chamber of Law".    Please note that they seem to change business names and give false address.  The person said and I quote, “they enjoyed taking people to court, someone was walking to my house right now to serve me and I needed to pay $ 600.00 by credit card today.”
The person went on to send what looked like a bogus email and with a bogus address requesting funds.   Furthermore, I live in a state that requires all debt collectors to state upfront on every single call “ This is an attempt to collect a debt and any information will be used to do so…..blah blah.”  They did NOT STATE THIS AT ANY TIME DURING MY THREE CALLS WITH THEM. In my state this is mandatory.  This was a red flag right away.  I called the local Chamber of Commerce, the BBB, and Consumer Affairs in the area they claimed to be in business and there was ZERO record of them. I spent hours searching every which way and found nothing on the company.   I called the original creditors, who happens to be an international bank, and they said the account being referenced was no longer owed.   They said I should NOT send any money because they never sent my account to an outside collections agency. I searched and searched  the internet and could not find (1) record of them.   Like the person above I  also got "administration@legalprocess.info"    They really had my family going for a while...they even.  Here are a few indicators that raised by eyebrows:  I asked them for their license number as a collection agency and they said NO.  I asked them why the BBB, consumer affairs had no knowledge of them and he man said, "we are small two man shop and just not known about."  This was such a give-away....they are a two man scam shop and I knew that there was such an major credit company would hire a two man shop in the basement to represent them--moreover, one that cant be found!  These people change come of with various business names and different numbers and are aggressive.  The only have a small window to "GET' someone to agree to send money so they will say and do anything to convince you that they are legitimate.  Real companies don't have a problem proving they are.  Another give away is that the person said "someone is on their way to my house now."   After asking him a few questions, he hung up.  Please, please, please DONT SEND THESE PEOPLE ANY MONEY!!!