513-299-XXXX

Has called here 4 times

Thanks

They called and had a check mark by the number

this number has been calling my direct work number over the past week at least 6 times. They never leave a voicemail. My work number is not listed

This is my number

Fraud

Another call from a place I don’t know any one. Sunday afternoon.

Phone rang , said it was from Ohio and that it was SPAM. I did not answer and no message was left….

POSSIBLE SCAM FRAUD

This is a spoofed telephone number. There's no owner information of any kind provided for this number. Blocked caller.

met a guy from a dating site and was given this phone number. When nothing came back associated with the number and I confronted him about it he admitted this was a scam/fake number.

Nothing

No name, no address

No name, no address. Egregious telemarketer

Global Crossing Local Services, Inc., is a legit debt collection agency. Founded in 1997, its main offices are in Olympia, Washington, and Phoenix, Arizona.

Need location of this phone

Need location of this phone

LANSING, Mich. (WJRT) - State and federal regulators are warning of a new scam targeting residents in rental housing. Scammers claim they can offer residents assistance with their monthly rent payments, but they end up stealing personal and financial information. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said her office has not received reports of the scam yet, but the Federal Trade Commission issued a nationwide warning. The coronavirus pandemic has left many residents unable to make lease payments. Federal and state orders currently prohibit evictions for nonpayment, but scammers are preying on residents anyway. Scammers are requiring victims to provide personal financial information or pay money before receiving payment assistance. “This pandemic has caused financial hardship for many Michiganders, and provided scammers with an opportunity to use that desperate set of circumstances to their advantage,” Nessel said. “Do not fall victim to their schemes. Always protect your personal and financial information unless you are absolutely certain it is being provided to a legitimate organization.” She offered the following advice for deciding when to do business with companies offering assistance: Never give out bank account, debit card, credit card or Social Security numbers without verifying the person’s identity. Do thorough research on any organization that requests personal information or money. Avoid companies that claim residents won’t have to pay rent or charge an up-front fee. Anyone struggling to make rental payments should talk with their landlord or call 211 and ask about assistance programs. Michigan is receiving federal funding for the COVID Emergency Rental Assistance Program, which will offer help paying past-due rent and utilities. The Michigan State Housing Development Authority will manage the program when the Legislature approves spending the funds. “Renters should avoid further financial risk by falling for scams. A legitimate program that can help is on the way,” said Kelly Rose, MSHDA chief housing solutions officer.

LANSING, Mich. (WJRT) - State and federal regulators are warning of a new scam targeting residents in rental housing. Scammers claim they can offer residents assistance with their monthly rent payments, but they end up stealing personal and financial information. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said her office has not received reports of the scam yet, but the Federal Trade Commission issued a nationwide warning. The coronavirus pandemic has left many residents unable to make lease payments. Federal and state orders currently prohibit evictions for nonpayment, but scammers are preying on residents anyway. Scammers are requiring victims to provide personal financial information or pay money before receiving payment assistance. “This pandemic has caused financial hardship for many Michiganders, and provided scammers with an opportunity to use that desperate set of circumstances to their advantage,” Nessel said. “Do not fall victim to their schemes. Always protect your personal and financial information unless you are absolutely certain it is being provided to a legitimate organization.” She offered the following advice for deciding when to do business with companies offering assistance: Never give out bank account, debit card, credit card or Social Security numbers without verifying the person’s identity. Do thorough research on any organization that requests personal information or money. Avoid companies that claim residents won’t have to pay rent or charge an up-front fee.

Left vm, wanted to buy my home

Wanting to buy my house for cash, supposedly sent letter in the mail.

Someone Wanting to buy my home. Would not say what realtor comp she was from!

The caller said he was a contractor looking to buy houses, he was paying cash and wanted to know if I was interested in selling my home.

They left a long very polite message asking if we were interested in selling our house for cash. Sounds legit and as there’s a lot of homes in our neighborhood being sold, I am not surprised at the call.

The text said they've found me a new social network and sent a link to click on,it is a local adult **** site. I really wish I knew how this was sent to me.

no message

Hi Ann,They will lie to you and give you a fake name, the same person left me voice messages on my cell and gave me two different names. They are uneducated scumbags who are trying to steal your money. They are SCAMMERS! They'll be getting theirs soon cuz I have ALL the info I need on them. But, until then, protect and arm yourself against them. First, make sure you know the laws regarding debt collection (knowledge of the law scares the crap out of them):http://lemberglaw.com/debt-collection-law-att ... CFSRe7Aod3gMgGgThe list of "rules" is on the homepage of the above. When they leave you a message, they will threaten you with "theft by deception" and "internet fraud" . If you tell them you know you can't be charged with these things, they will tell you that this is a new law since January 2011. They are LYING. I spoke with three different lawyers from all around the country and the FDCPA is still intact and it is still only a CIVIL matter when you don't pay a debt. They'll try very hard to scare you into sending them money today because they will say that the attorney in office is going to process you. Well, guess what? They have no attorney there. If you ask to speak with him, they'll probably put you on hold and come back, pretending to be someone else. This is one of their tactics. I've done plenty of research on them and trust me here, they are not legit. Just google whatever name they are using today for a company name. I'll bet it'll come up as a scam. Anyway, if you need any more help with this, just post it. I'd be glad to tell you all I can.

I've been investigating this "company" for a week now. They are a SCAM. They are not listed anywhere as a valid collections agency. Other number they call from is 210-957-8770 so be on the lookout for that one also. They sent me an "invoice" (obvious Word document with very little info) that had the heading W.C.C.I. and a clip-art of the Scales of Justice (how ironic!). They keep threatening me with "internet fraud" and "theft by deception". Well, the next time they call me (and I'm quite sure there will be a next time) I'm threatening them with attempted extortion. BTW, Texas and A Web User; which name did he use with you two? A Web User, he tried to tell me he was "Mark Grace" one time and "Ripley Scott" the next time. SAME EXACT VOICE. So, apparently, that's one of their "tactics". He also had the audacity to call me by my last name! I said who the heck calls someone by their last name? and he said "that's the way we do things here". UGH! I can't wait to get to the bottom of this.

Who is the owner?

I received a message with the man calling saying he was with some fraud department within the Texas state government. When I called the phone number he left he stated it was the law offices of Bush, Berry and Associates. He became abusive when I asked why he had contacted me and why in the message he tried to make it sound like he was with a government agency. He kept calling me a loser and then hung up. If I get another call from the number I will file a complaint with the Texas Attorney General’s office and the Better Business Bureau.

I got a phone call from this place, asking about a sibling that did not live with me. When I asked questions of why they were calling, he got an attitude with me and then proceeded to hang up on me. When I called back to ask to speak to his supervisor, he put me on hold and then came back on the phone trying to be someone else. I told this individual that he was the same persone that called my home, and that I would like to speak to his supervisor. He then hung up on me again.