The calls made by +18667900122 appear to be part of a large-scale scam operation, with multiple individuals reporting similar experiences. The scammers claim to be process servers, couriers, or representatives of a mysterious entity, attempting to deceive victims into providing personal information or paying fines. They often use intimidation tactics, such as threatening to show up at the victim's home unannounced, and urgency to create a sense of panic. The scammers also use spoofing techniques, such as providing fake names and reference numbers, to appear legitimate. Overall, it's essential to be cautious when receiving calls from unknown numbers and to never provide personal information or payment to unverified individuals.
I've been inundated with messages from a supposed courier, 'Jeffry', and more recently, a caller claiming to be Henry Roth/Ross, who is now threatening to contact my family and track me down
Same scammy message as the others, about beeing a courier and showing up unanounced, etc etc.
I recieved the same message, except it was on my work number
I appreciate the information shared. After receiving a call from this number, I had to verify if it was legitimate.
A caller introducing himself as Jeffery, a private courier, contacted me regarding sealed documents that require my signature, claiming that USPS mail was unsuccessful and that he is scheduled to deliver these documents to my residence, requesting that I be available with two forms of ID and a witness.
A courtesy call was made regarding sealed documents requiring a signature, with a scheduled delivery and request for identification
I received a call from this number today, and it's unclear who the client is. Previously, I received a similar call, but no one showed up as promised. I do not engage with scammers and have blocked the number.
The call claimed to be regarding a payday loan from 'my cash' in 2015 and requested the last four digits of the social security number, raising concerns about a potential scam.
Scam caller asked for maiden name
I got the same message, instructing me to be available at home between 12pm and 3pm or to call a provided number with a reference number to resolve the issue immediately.
The exact same message was received.
A person named 'Henry Roth' claimed that a mutual client gave him my number, and the person they're trying to contact should know what its about
These scammers are particulary inept, as they called to announce their visit, but then showed up at my home unanounced, wich is quite puzzling.
They claimed to be a process server, they said i needed to be home the next day to sign some documents with 2 forms of id and a witness
This seems to be a variation of the same scam, with a slightly different number but the same approach.
Similarly, I've encountered this scam, where the number is marginally altered, following the same predictable pattern.
