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Telephone number: 8553773043

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Nuisance

Calling about ‘complaints against me’ and they’ll give me 48hrs before they ‘make a decision without me’ sounds scammy

Nuisance Mar 21, 2018

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Unsafe

The message left sounds like a scam. They guessed wrong what my full name was and they threatened to "take action" if I didn't return their call. I suppose they think the toll free 855 number seems more legit (caller ID showed 'Out of area' and 'Private caller'). If you call back you'll probably help them verify that 1) a live person is at your number and 2) is gullible enough to call back, setting up who knows what.

Unsafe Mar 20, 2018

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Neutral

Not sure if it’s a scam or not but they had all my info birthday and last 4 of my social??

Neutral Mar 13, 2018

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Unsafe

Threatening me that they are going to actions against me if I don't call them back.
I'm not even the person they are looking for.

Unsafe Mar 12, 2018

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Neutral

I think it is a scam #

Neutral Mar 06, 2018

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