Surprisingly, the recordings you’ve received all echo the same legal‑sounding script that many debt‑collection firms use to pressure strangers. The callers cite a reference number, name, age, and address that often match public records, which can make the ruse feel credible. Yet the lack of a verified account, the demand for immediate payment, and the threat of lawsuits are classic red flags. If you’re unsure, request a written debt verification letter before sharing any personal data, and log the call details. Use your phone’s call‑blocking feature or report the number to the FTC. Stay calm and protect your credit.
The caller's verbiage was identical to others, featuring threats of non-compliance and jurisdictional repercussions; despite blocking one number, they continued to call from two other numbers, one of which was unblockable due to an 'unavailable' ID, flagged as a possible scam on my caller ID
They claim they have tryed to contact me regarding my name and social security number, but I dont think so, they just want me to respond immediatly
It appears to be a scam, as I found identical verbiage on numerous other '3rd Party Collection' websites after conducting a Google search; therefore, beware of this number.
These peopel are a bunch of scammers, trying to collect money from anyone they can, dont fall for it, they even threten law suits, complteley unprofessional.
Following the last message I got:
A message was received but its content was not specified, indicating a potential issue with the number.
A prerecorded message was received stating it was the last call, and upon calling back, it was discovered that they were likely legitimate debt collectors but had incorrect information.
I just recived the same call, no idear who they are or what they want.
This number is linked to another scam organiztion founded by Jerry Verhagen, it is advisible to ignore and block the number and CID to avoid any potensial harm.
I received a message that seemed suspicious and unwarranted.
The message I got was:
