It's a collections firm in India. I've had them tell me they were calling from the "federal department of justice". I kept them on the phone a while to speak to a supervisor, and got an entertaining series of lewd suggestions when I kept asking for their official mailing address and their information for doing business in Pennsylvania.

Apparently, they were hired by a friend's on-line lender in conjunction with some sort of unsecured loan.

I've been getting these calls, too. Sounds like they're telling me I have legal action against me but the accent is so strong I can't understand most of what they say...really annoying!

these people are some how calling my friend asking for me- I have no idea how they got her number
How can I stop these calls?

I am being harassed with these calls on daily basis from someone that has a fake indian accent I called back they tell me I owe on a pay day loan and they're the department of justice investigation that I will be arrested soon, they're just trying to get me help them and they will see what they can do.

Constantly everyday different numbers I have reported them to the State Attorney office and will keep all recording to see who else I get to invest this company that is claiming to be justice department but is a collection agency.

this number calls my work and my number every day saying I recieved a cash loan and they are going to take me to court,  send the police to arrest me, they have a case number against me.    I can not tell you all the false statements they say.  I never got a loan. The also say they represent the company 'OCS".

This number called me as well. To help all of you receiving these phone calls please take the following actions to prevent possible identity theft.
1) Request your annual free credit report from www.annualcreditreport.com
2) Change any saving, checking, or money market account numbers immediately.
3) Contact the Federal Trades Commission at 1-877-ID-THEFT(1-877-438-4338)
4) Contact your local authorities(if you payed requested amount) and file a report.
5) Report any credit or debit cards as stolen and have your financial institution replace them.

    Please do not take these calls lightly! Identity theft has risen nearly 60% since early 2004. Protect your character and your finances. I received this same phone call, little did they know I am soon to graduate from my college for my legal degree. What a surprise :P ! I hope all turns out for all of you involved.

This is the number that I was given from the individual calling me stating that he is the senior Atorney for Carson Lawfirm and that I owed money to a company called OCS that I do not know nor do I owe any money to. This person called himself Mr. Austin White and spoke with an Indian accent with broken English. He adviced me that the conversation would be recorded and that twelve other attorneys are listening in on the call, I asked to receive a copy of ther recording for my records and was told no they could not provide it to me. I told them that we could not continue to discuss any other issues unless they sent me something in writting.

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