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Bigscam.org offers resources and tips to help individuals protect themselves from scams and fraud. It provides information on spotting and avoiding common scams and what to do if you fall victim to a scam.
Scam Scam
Layla Parker from Judicial Services left a message on my voicemail stating they had an active order of vocation against my name and they will contact my employer. She stated that this is a legally-binding phone call, and she will locate me at the workplace to take me to court in person (for security reason) in the event that she receives a different message.
Fraud Alert
They called me, pretending to search for my sister-in-law Then they started discussing the officers coming to my home to take my husband's identity. I had told them to place me on the no list three times, and they returned my call four times shouting at my phone. They also reached out to friends of the family, however there was the legal method of getting the contact details or information of their connections to my husband and me.
Be Aware
I was given a phone message by a person who told me they had reached to me regarding an active warrant of location being confirmed against me by the county. In order to serve me with the court date. Ty added that I required direct communication to the person who was in charge of filing the allegations. The caller left a number, as well as a filing number, which was deemed as a legally valid notification of where I was to be served with procedure to District Court. The call also came from three of my relatives as well as a person that is not from the State!
Nobody Give Response
The client received numerous calls from this phone number. In addition, they had the caller contacting a family member to be one of their "emergency contact". The purpose was to scare and instil a sense of urgency for my client. The female was identified as "Hannah Wallace". Being an attorney, I dialed this number (844) 951-0875 five times. Nobody could tell me what the company's name was, or even what their business is. I got a headache the same thing every single time. This included a man calling themselves "Jordan" the manager. They clearly wanted an amount to pay.
Wrong Debt Collection
The person who contacted me stated that I owed an unpaid debt dating back 12 years with Bestbuy. They stated that they were an independent collection agency which could help me resolve an unpaid judgment at Bestbuy by arbitration. was pending before the court. I gave them my email address and asked them to mail me the judgment, and I'd look it up. It was only to reach my friend of mine who informed me that it was an enigma, after my subsequent investigation, I checked the internet and discovered that the company I was dealing with is definitely a SCAM. Beware of these known collectors, and do not provide any personal information.