Scam callers claim fake criminal charges! - +1 469-639-2147 ((469) 639-2147)

A lady called from a company that supposibly handles our merchant services, claiming we were being overcharged and owed money, but it sounded like a scam.

Some scammers left a voicemail on mine and my daughters phone saying i was wanted for crimes, but i know it's not true, it's unbelievible they would try to scare my young daughter like that

The caller alleged that I had an outstanding criminal indictment related to a loan from several years ago. However, I informed them that I was incarcerated during the specified period and requested the caller's name, stating that my probation officer would contact them.

I was contacted by someone claiming I owed $1410 from a payday loan in 2010, but they couldn't provide any details, and after explaining the statute of limitations, they hung up.

A voicemail was left, claiming that there were criminal charges pending against my late stepfather, who passed away in 2015.

I recieved a call today, they left a mesage stating I had a criminal complaint against me and they needed to speak with me or my atorney

they call me and say my niece have some charges against her, i dont know how they get my number

My daughter-in-law received a call from this number, claiming that I had a 2-part criminal indictment against me, and when I returned the call, I was told that the representative, "Melissa Harding", was unavailable

Afternoon, this message is for Washington, its Melissa Harvey from Colin and associates, regarding a complaint, thats all i know

A message was left on my cellphone claiming I was involved in a fraudulent case in my state and that I was supposed to be a point of contact, which seemed suspicious

A message was left by a Judy Baylor, searching for an ex-husband and requesting a call back from him or his attorney

A call was received from a woman who falsely claimed that I was being charged with fraudulent activities from 2015 and demanded payment to avoid court action.

I did not answer the call, as it was flagged as potential spam, and the caller left a message with music playing before a woman introducing herself as Judy Baylor said hello and hung up.

I was informed by the caller that I had a 2-part criminal fraud case against me in Alabama, where I reside, and was instructed to have my attorney contact their office to 'explain' my side, although they failed to specify the nature of the case.