It's clear that the caller, often identified as "Jeffrey," is part of a widespread scam operation. These scammers pose as process servers, claiming they have sealed documents that need your signature. They use your personal information, like your maiden name or the last four digits of your Social Security number, to make the call seem more credible. However, process servers don't call ahead to warn you, and they certainly don't threaten to "stalk" you. If you receive such a call, do not give them any information or call back. Block the number and report it to the FTC. Stay vigilant and never share personal details with unknown callers.
The call I received followed the same scripted pattern as others reported on this site, indicating a total scam as process servers typically do not provide advance notice of serving documents
The message I received was identical to others, suggesting a scripted call; the same name was mentioned, and a voicemail was left on my work phone.
I received an identical message from an individual claiming to be Jeff, who requested that I call back a specific number, and surprisingly, he addressed me by my maiden name
I call back this number knowing it's a scam, and I get a lady that want my informations, but I refuse to give it to her, I get angry and yell at her.
If you were really a detective, you would know how to do reseach and thus you wouldnt be posting so much inaccurat informations. For example, simply saying something doesnt restart debt.
I recived a threatening call from this number, saying they would come to my house with legal documents
Further information can be obtained or it can be stated that a co-complaint is being filed, according to Det. Dave Walden.
I recieved a voice message, but it didnt say anything usefull.
A guy who claim to be a courier, name "Jeremy", call me and want me to provide 2 form of ID, but i dont think it's legit.
This number is likely being used for the fake process server scam, as I was contacted but no one showed up.
I'm waiting to see if the person behind this number will follow through on their claims and show up at my house, as I'm prepared to address the situation
We received a threatening call from this number, claiming to be from a mediation place, but they refused to provide a name, leading me to believe it was a scam.
The experience described by Alicia is identical to mine. The individual, who claimed to be 'Jeffrey,' was rude and threatening, stating that he would make unannounced visits if I was not present between 12-3 pm. He requested that I provide two forms of identification and have a witness present. 'Jeffrey' claimed to be an 'agent' in my area and stated that a client needed to serve papers, allegedly due to a fake debt. They had obtained the last four digits of my social security number, which they used in conjunction with a dash in the number. Following this, 'Jeffrey' - likely a recorded message, based on my research - provided the number 888-385-0336, claiming it could be used to remove my number from their list. I advise against calling this number, and if you do, refrain from providing any information. These scammers are operating out of Florida and claim to be affiliated with several fake collection agencies, including ARS, which is actually a legitimate entity. Under no circumstances should you provide them with any personal information.
The message from this number is the same as others, a scam trying to get peoples informations, dont call back or give them anything
Warning: do not engage with calls from this number, as scammers may pose as debt collectors, targeting unsuspecting individuals with false debt claims.
Today, I received the same call, and it was clear that it was a scam when they addressed me by my married name, which I've not used in 22 years.
Too busy to deal with the caller, who was likely a scammer, similar to the one from 877.385.0362.
I recieved the same voicemail, i am curious to know whats your location, since 'Jeffrey' claims to be the proces server for that area, i am from Montana and i bet you are somwhere else
The same call was received, but I did not answer, and they left a message.
I recieved the exact same message as Alicia on my voicemail, Jeffrey was threatening me to "be there or els" tomorrow to sign for the "papers"
I recently received a similar threatening call, warning me that they would show up at my mom's house, so thank you for sharing this information.
I recieved a message that said - How are you doing today? This is Jeffrey, I'm the private courier for your area, giving you a call here today in regards to sealed documents that require your signature, because mailing through USPS has yielded no results for the filing party, so they hired me to hand deliver the documents that they have been mailing with no response, I am scheduled to be to your house tomorrow between twelve noon and 03:00 p.m., so please be ready, have two forms of ID as well as a witness to sign off on these documents, if you are not home, I will be making more unannounced visits, just so you're aware, and this is just a courtesy call, so please try to be available, if you're not home or I have an old or wrong adress, then I will be marking this as a missed appearance, so if you would like to reschedule then you may contact the filing party at the number provided in this message, if you do not need to reschedule then I thank you for your time and I will see you tomorrow, have a great day, you may contact a mediator at phone number 888-385-0336
A call from 877-385-0362 seemed suspicious, claiming I was being served and needed to call back. It raised red flags - why would they need me to call back if they already had me on the line?
A voicemail message was received regarding an individual from the past, and after investigation, it was determined that the phone number would be removed from the list.
After reading all the other post, I feel relieved knowing it's just a scam, I guess that's a good thing
I recieved a call from 877-385-0362, and I was told that they would send someone over to my home tomorrow between 12 and 3 pm, I dont know what to do.
Dealing with such individuals can be incredibly frustrating
It's unlikely anyone will actually show up.
Apparently, a man named 'Jeffrey' contacted me, posing as a process server, and used my maiden name, which I've not used in over 15 years. He threatened to visit my home and even implied that he would 'stalk' me if I didn't respond, which I find laughable and a clear indication of a scam.
An individual claiming to be Jeffrey contacted me, but the phone was identified as belonging to Levi E Dadren, and the conversation seemed like a scam.
