I got a call from a different number saying the exact same thing.  I'm not calling back but reading your post verifies to me that this is scam.  He said he was from the pre-legal department of global access but the number to return his call was 866-286-6090 and my caller ID showed 412-308-5762.

When I first got my current cell phone number a few years ago I received calls from people trying to locate a "victoria Johnson".   This is disturbing.  But maybe just coincidence.

Recieved a call and stated he was robert randolph from global assets, and i needed to return his call in regards to some questionable activity on the internet. then i looked up the web site and found this.

The company who has been calling you is probably a scammer. There is no evidence that they actually exist. They are probably criminals who have found your information online. Unless you receive written notification there is no reason to treat them as a real company. They may threaten you to scare you into paying them, but there is nothing they can actually do. Do not give them anything they ask for. File a complaint with your state attorney general's office or contact the new government agency which has been set up to handle consumer complaints:
http://www.consumerfinance.gov/get-help-now/c ... and-complaints/
http://www.consumerfinance.gov/
You may also file a complaint with the FBI here:  
http://www.ic3.gov/complaint/default.aspx.
Payday loan sites get hacked on a seemingly regular basis and  scammers use info hacked from these sites to illegally collect money from unwary consumers. They will often know  personal info such as your last four digits of your SSN, DOB, address etc., all taken from the stolen records.  They use that info to get even more info on you from personal info sellers like Choicepoint. Unless you know for sure you owe the money, be very careful about giving them any personal info, especially bank account information (they will clean you out,).  Record the calls if legal in your jurisdiction, and demand a mailing  address so you can send them a "cease and desist" letter (see FDCPA Sect 809.)   Since these calls almost always come from overseas, there isn't much the authorities can do to stop them.  So protect yourself. The scammers use many scare tactics to force you to pay:
?    Threaten jail time, to "serve you at work or home" or " arrest you at work or home" if you don't pay by a specific hour
?    demand pre-paid Walmart card or Western Union tranfers to pay the supposed debt
?    Tell you "there is a case pending  in the courts".  Check your local courthouse and see if any company has filed a lawsuit against you.
?    Say they are federal agents, government agents, law enforcement, ie; "Officer Smith", ""Special Investigator Jones"
?    Say they are a lawyer or law firm. Ask for their exact company name, address and the names of their lawyers so you can look them up in their state bar association (this can be done online).
?    State a fake company name: again, get the exact address and look them up in their state's Division of Corporations:. If they are not listed there they are not a real company, and therefore, a SCAM!
?    Tell them by law they are required to send you a collection letter within 5 days of the first time they call you. Be suspicious if they refuse to give you their address or won't send the letter through the US Mail. Many scammers email or fax collection letters to skirt the Mail Fraud felony laws.
All Division of Corporations for every state can be found at the following link:
http://www.coordinatedlegal.com/SecretaryOfState.html
Unfortunately there is nothing we can do against scammers since they are  not legitimate and not much you can do either other than hang up on them. Keep telling them you know they are not real, they will not get anything from you, and are wasting their time.  Also, tell them you have reported them to the FBI.  Eventually they will leave you alone when they realize they will not be able to trick you into paying them.  Please see this ALERT  from the FBI:
http://www.ic3.gov/media/2010/101201.aspx
Here is a link to a recent Fox news report on this very scam:
http://www.myfoxla.com/dpp/news/investigative ... -scams-20110502
We hope this information has proven helpful. And please tell your family and friends to be on alert for this scam!
Thank you for contacting us.

Client Coordinator/Paralegal Team
Lemberg & Associates LLC
1100 Summer St, 3FL
Stamford, CT 06905

The call was from Mr. Robert Randolph.

This man has called my job my friends to get access to my account to getv money out of me.

I got a call from my step dad and he said they called looking for me about some internet activity and then when I called them they said I owe check n go. i wonder which on is it. they didn't answer the phone yesterday but keep bugging mo today about the money I owe check n go. be careful don't trust it.

They called me as well, His name was Paul Angelo. I hope they get caught. First they said something about the internet then hes said something about check n go. which one is it, lucky me cards didn't go thru for them. Thank You JESUS. Amen

Call from a Mr. Robert Randolph in the legal department of Global Asset, calling about questionable internet activity. He had my address and said he had to hear from me or my legal representative immediately. Also had a case file number. I am not calling this guy. I have heard about these scams. I will be reporting this to the FCC as well.

The same individual called a friend's phone with the same intimidating information to call immediately! The problem is the name they left is not hers. Once before this happened without the intimidation factor. She told him to stop calling her phone number but it looks like it is starting again. Took me a minute to recognize 855 842-4778. Like a bad flashback!

I received a call from a man named "Robert Randolph" who says he's from the pre-legal department of Global Assets. They said I was involved in some questionable activity on the internet and I or my legal rep would have to call back immediately and answer some questions. I did call back and they said it had nothing to do with me, but was about a "Victoria Johnson". They have my phone number and address. I got a call 2 hours later from my sister and she told me about the same call she had just received. It was the same man from the same place and the exact same case number and wanted her to call back. She did, but was very hesitant to give out any information. They said it had to do with my mom and that they have been trying to get in touch with her for months. They also said that they sent her a letter in the mail and it was returned. They have the right address, so I seriously doubt it was returned. I don't know what this is about, but I'm sure these people want conformation about our personal info. How odd is it that me and my sister got the same call on the same day about the SAME case, even though they say the 2 cases are completely separate.

Someone from this number 855-842-4778 saying her name is Kimberly Clark ex. 104 Case #812274 called my boss.  This has to stop she is risking my job they can't call him again, if this does happen again a complaint will be filed with the Attorney General's Office of Texas.  I don't know what this is about, she can send me an e-mail to phillips.denene@gmail.com or mail me the information to Stan Phillips, P.O. Box 4382 Lago Vista, Tx. 78645.  I will either e-mail them or call them back.
Stan Phillips