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Received call just now from this unknown, unrecognized phone number. It left message about my automobile coverage. I haven't owned the car in question for over 18 months. Not a robo-call but an automated cold call for certain.

Says that I won the prize for the Publishers Clearing House and that I was sent so****ing in the mail. They know my address and name. When confronted about this being a scam, they said disturbing things towards me.

White Pages provided the name on this first try.

university of phonex

this ****s

He send me this message I don't know why. Read Carefully; Representative main ringleader of the house of service speaking to you. Here we see that you have several reports done by various girl who work in our escort agency. ; trying to make an appointment with one of them but never went through with payment. Now that’s a problem with us because that waste my girl time . If you don’t want this to become a bigger problem with you and your family the best thing would be if we reach an agreement

Read Carefully; Representative main ringleader of the house of service speaking to you. Here we see that you have several reports done by various girl who work in our escort agency. ; trying to make an appointment with one of them but never went through with payment. Now that’s a problem with us because that waste my girl time . If you don’t want this to become a bigger problem with you and your family the best thing would be if we reach an agreement

So this is a scam number correct because I got the same message

not a spam

?

http://ww****gi.com/200908/on-the-lookout-for-fake-debt-collectors/On The Lookout For Fake Debt Collectors * Posted 08/19/09. by admin"The BBB or the Better Business Bureau has issued serious warning to consumers regarding a new scam involving phony debt collectors that possess a significant amount of private information about their victims.The fraudulent activities appear to be very widespread, cover multiple states. According the information provided by the BBB, the supposed-collectors tell the victim they’ve defaulted on a loan and say they are preparing legal action. The scam artists often claim to be lawyers working for the Federal Legislation of Unsecured Loans or the Financial Accountability****ociation.As part of the process, the victim is provided with the option to wire money or give out account information in order to make electronic payment before the issue ends up in court. In some instances, the victims may receive a series of abusive telephone calls, all within a few hours.Information like Social Security numbers, employment info, home address, old bank account numbers have been obtained by the fake debt collectors and lend to their credibility. All of this opens up the victim to additional acts of iden***y theft.The Better Business Bureau has already reported the scam to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Federal Trade Commission. Still, many consumers are****entially at risk.People who do receive such calls are instructed to avoid giving any information that could verify important personal information. The collector should be required to produce written proof of the debt. After the call, you can take some additional steps.First, you should record a fraud alert on your credit file with all of the major credit bureaus, Experian, Equifax and Transunion. This will prepare you in case they use sensitive info like your Social Security number for fraudulent purposes.When you issue a fraud alert, you will receive a current copy of your credit report. Be sure that you take the time to read it carefully and look for any item that does not belong to you.Should there be any new accounts or inquiries where you’ve requested credit, then it is advisable to contact a law enforcement agency or file a police report.Then you should report the fraud directly to the Better Business Bureau as well as the Federal Trade Commission."

A man named Mr. Petterson who said he was with Finacial Accountibilty****ociation, claiming I had recived a 300.00 wire transfer from Instant cash and never repaid it. I had no idea what he was talking about. He then informed me he would be pressing charges on me for 3 charges which I cant remember. He was very rude and basically threatening. I told him I didnt know what he was talking about and he said that I had to send him a new credit card # by fax Atten: James Parker with an attachment authorizing payment of 545.75  or else. I told him I couldnt do that without some sort of proof and I asked How it got to this point without me having any prior knowledge of it. I told him I was going to check my record and call the card company and If there had been a deposit I would happily pay it back. He said it had to be settled immediately I called and there is no record of a 300.00 wire transfer in the month of October. When I called him back to see if he could conect me with this company who had supposedly given me this loan he said it didnt work that way he then reminded me of the charges he was going to file. I asked him to give some sort of proof & I would gladly make a payment. Im not sure what is going on with this but so****ing is not right If anyone could provide some insight or has recieved a call like this. I would appriciate any feedback

Yes, I got a call from these people as well. I received calls from a Jessica Smith, Kevin Wilson, and someone else all saying they were representing this James Parker Attorney of Law. They had very heavy accents and were very hard to understand. They were rude and ***g up on me several times as well. It sounds like the same situation as well telling they were going to press federal charges from the state of California tonight if I don't provide them with my driver's license and credit card information (to pay the instant cash loan back that I did not receive. They cannot provide with any hard do***ents or evidence of this supposed loan that was made in my name. I asked them what company they were calling from and what company the supposed loan was through. They were unable to answer any of these questions for me but ***g up on me. When I called back they were very rude and I asked what my balance was on this supposed loan that I owed. They were unable to answer this question as well but before ****ing up on me, Kevin asked "Do you know what your balance was that you owed?" Real debt collectors should be able to provide consumers with this kind of information!

On Tuesday, 10/18/2010 I received an emergency call at my job from James Parker 9213-221-2815.  They told me that they were trying my case in a California court on Wednesday 10/19/2010.  They were speaking first as American then all of a sudden the voice turned indian.  They tried to strong arm me into paying theme $300 and $189 for a loan that I had no knowledge of.  They continued to harrass me and threatened to call my employer.  I was very upset and my son took me to our attorney.  These people are scam artist.  They want you to send them money and they will not provide you with any do***entation as to what the charges are.  After my attorney spoke to them, we all were convinced that these people are scams.  They wanted me to go to Walmart and put $100 on a prepaid card, and sign a letter, which was not on official stationery stating that I actually signed for a loan that I really did not.  Please do not let them scare you.  I think what is happening is that when you apply for pay day loans online, your information is being sold to them.  They are taking this information and intimidating innocent people.  DO NOT SEND THEM ANYTHING!!!!!

Mr. Petterson and John Smith both called stating they were with Finacial Accountibilty****ociation, with a James Parker Attorney out of Cali, claiming I had recived a 1,000.00 wire transfer from Instant cash and never repaid it. I had no idea what he was talking about. I was then told me he would be pressing charges on me for 3 charges, one was check fraud, one theft and the third I don't remember. They said if I didn't make arragements to pay this plus interest, I would be arrested in the morning at my office. I was on hold and thank god found web sites talking about his - so I asked what he would need to pay this and they said, notorized letter, drivers license, payment info - BUT they said I could only pay in one of three ways - visa, matercard or prepaid Walmart Card - now come on!  I then asked for proof of the loan and he ***g up.  I have to say this really got me upset, because they have just info info to make it sound real.