Calls that claim a single final attempt to verify your address and demand the last two digits of your SSN are classic red flags. Never share personal data with unknown callers, even if the number appears on your caller ID as a familiar name. Let the voicemail sit and verify the source through official channels—look up the alleged company or attorney on a government database before returning the call. If the request feels urgent or threatens legal action, hang up and report it to the FTC or your state consumer protection agency. Staying skeptical and protecting your information keeps you out of fraud traps.
A message was left, requesting an address verification, but the caller provided a different number to call back, which appears to be a scam.
After being told they would make one final attempt to call, I called back and was asked for my social security number, which I refused to provide
Upon answering the call from 614-733-1699, I was informed that they had supposedly sealed documents and after a lengthy hold, they claimed to be from EZ Corp, stating I had a default on a payday loan with a fabricated account number. When I denied any involvement, the caller threatened to serve me in 24 hours, to which I responded skeptically, inviting them to do so.
The call was terminated immediately after answering.
This thread outlines the necessary steps and legal requirements, including links to federal and state agencies for further information.
Apparently, they are demanding a payment of 5000 or threatening to take action
I recieved a call regarding a adress i havent lived in for 10 years, claiming i owed $5000.00 and offered to settle for $100.00
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Refuse to provide any information to them
A recorded message instructed me to get in touch, mentioning a final attempt before the line went static; the caller ID displayed the name Sheryl
The provided reason seems relatively insignificant.
It's likely that these callers are debt collectors, as they don't leave voicemails, which would prevent them from calling again that day
Listed under the name Sheryl Chapin, although a reverse lookup only provided the name Layla, and since I avoid answering unknown numbers and never listen to voicemails, this call was ignored, especially given that no one in Ohio should have my Texas number.
My officie has recieved a notifcation to perfom an adress verifacation today, apparently the issuing agents office can be contacted at 614-733-1699 or you may use your phone number as a reference number through their automated system, aparently their number is 614-733-1699…
No one in my household recognizes this caller.
Despite numerous calls from this number, which appears as Sheryl Chapin on my caller ID, no voicemail has been left, leaving me to wonder why they're calling multiple times a day
When somone tells you they are a lawyer, first thing you should ask is what state they are registered in and ther BAR number, then cheack them out directly
The caller claimed to be an attorney, stating that I had a civil lawsuit against me, but was unable to provide any information and attempted to transfer my call, prompting me to hang up
Like many others, I recieved a call from this number, it went to voicemail, and the mesage claimed it was their final atempt to reach me, it's definatly a scam.
A message was left saying they will only try to contact me once more, so i called them back and they asked for my last 2 SSn, whats the point of this scam
The call was answered, but there was no one on the other line, and the voicemail was strange, stating they would attempt to call again.
A call was answered, but the caller did not respond, and the caller ID displayed a name, but no message was left.
The provided website appears incorrect, and proper search result interpretation is lacking, which may lead to the post being removed for doxing the wrong company.
A voicemail was left stating that this would be their final attempt to contact me, but when I returned the call, I was prompted to enter sensitive information, prompting me to end the call immediately.
When answering a call from (614) 733 1699, identified as Sheryl Chapin on the caller ID as a verified number, the line was met with 17 seconds of silence before hanging up
A message was left regarding the need for address verification.
The caller left a strange voicemail requesting that I provide my address or phone number for verification purposes.
