Thank you for the info.

No one gets a heads up they'll be served - the process server just shows up, unannounced.  Scam callers and shady debt collectors use the "you'll be served at x time tomorrow" tactic to scare people into paying for bogus debts, debts that have already been paid or debts that they do not have the legal right to collect.  Per the FDCPA, you should not pay any caller who refuses to MAIL - do not accept email or fax - proof that you owe a debt and proof that they can collect said debt.  Refusal to do this within five days of their first call is another violation of federal law.  The link below - to the FTC website - goes to an article about how these "fake process servers" work:

http://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases ... legal-practices

Did you get served as the caller stated?

they called my sister looking for me saying they were az state process server and I would be served tomorrow between 12-5 ? gave the name Marcus Nailor

Got a call this morning claiming sealed documents from Samuel Powers????