Received a call this morning on my voicemail at work.  The Woman identified herself at Paige Williams and that I needed to call back at 404-537-9537, as I was a "person of interest" in a case. She did not leave the name of the company.  At the end of her message, she said "Good luck".  I will not be calling this number.

Said that there were three federal felony warrants for arrest for my husband.  I was told he was to contact Investigator Shelley before 3 p.m. in order to avoid the arrest warrents going out.  I was not given any other information other than the fact that he was to be arrested on felony charges of a worthless check, theft by deceit, theft from a federal institution.  This woman was very rude,abrasive and threatening.  As a mother with a traveling husband, this is not what I needed to hear while he was out of town.  Before this phone call, there had been NO contact in regards to ANY issue.  This was purely a scare tactic!!!

Called and said Investigator Shelly, important legal matter from our old residence. Called back, very generic answering machine, simply said leave a message. Doesnt sound important or official !!

Man from this number identified himself as "investigator" and asked to speak to co-worker who "was subject of arrest warrant". When told that person was not available, he asked to have me relay the information to the person's supervisor.  He would not provide any name other than 'Weirvec'-- he spelled it out. When I called back, a lady answered with a oddly conspiratorial "hello?".  Number traces to a lnd line in Atlanta area.

Received a call from 404-537-9537 at work did not answer the phone, it went to voicemail but the person did not leave a message.  I could hear talking in the background which did not sound like a business.

Actually called my sister for me..left a message saying he was Investigator Cooper and that I was the subject of a federal investigation.  Called the number that was left and got an answering machine.  Getting really tired of receiving phone calls from telemarketers and scam-artists.