This caller, often identifying themselves as a "process server" named Tyler, is part of a scam designed to intimidate and extort money from unsuspecting victims. They claim to have received a sealed legal complaint and threaten to serve you at home or work if you don't call back. The goal is to create urgency and panic, often by mentioning the need for a supervisor or HR person as a witness if served at work. However, real process servers don't call ahead to warn you, and they certainly don't offer to delay serving papers for a fee. If you receive such a call, do not engage or provide any personal information. Instead, hang up and report the number to your local authorities or the FTC. Stay calm and don’t let the urgency of the call pressure you into making a mistake.
A fake process server claims to have a pending legal matter, trying to create a sense of urgency and extract money
The person who called claimed his name was Tyler.
They just called me and said they gonna come to my house to deliver some documents, if i dont answer they will come to my work
