Heads up: calls from +12163022559 are almost always a debt‑collection scam that tries to intimidate you with false arrest threats. They’ll claim judges have issued warrants, demand cash‑gifts at stores, and even mention family members to pressure payment. Remember, civil debt never results in jail time, and only a judge can issue a warrant—never a collector. If you receive such a call, hang up, don’t provide personal info, and report it to the CFPB or your state attorney general. Block the number, and consider filing a complaint to help stop the abuse.
Within a 12-day span, I received two voicemails from women claiming to need a statement regarding my mother-in-law's court date, which they were supposedly handling urgently
A voicemail was left for an unknown individual, mentioning a fictitious issue with bad checks, which is clearly a scam; the number provided in the message, 1-888-206-2970, was likely an attempt to deceive the intended recipient.
I was threatened with arrest and received a call from RMS regarding a supposedly outstanding loan from 2009, but the caller's demands and tactics seem suspicious.
These guys are threatening to arrest people, but its not posible, i laughted and hung up, then filed a complaint.
This company, Compliance Fraud, called my dad and threatened him, but I informed them that I would be contacting an attorney and the sheriff's department, as their tactics seem to be those of a scam.
Apparently, individuals who owe debt are not taken into custody, but instead face public punishment until they commit to settling their debt.
Apparently, debt scammers are trying to fool people, but thankfully we dont have debtors prisons in the US, so dont worry if your in civil debt, they cant arrest you or serve warrants
In reality, only judges can issue warrants, which are served in person by law enforcement in criminal cases, making this debt collection attempt a scam designed to frighten people into making payments.
The claim that you can be arrested for civil debt is false, and this is merely a tactic to intimidate people into making payments.
When i asked the caller what the call was about, they claimed to be trying to help me avoid jail, which sounded lika a scam
When I asked about the purpose of the call, the person claimed they were trying to prevent me from going to jail
Today, I received a call from someone who demanded that I leave work immediately, go to Walmart, and send a MoneyGram for a specified amount, and when I asked to make a partial payment, the individual laughed and said it was unacceptable.
This caller claimed to be searching for my brother-in-law, supposedly to prevent him from getting into trouble
The same type of call was recieved today, stupid collectors cant make transactions from long distance
They are threatening to issue two feloney warrants if 1075 dollars is not paid by 3:00, which is a total scam