I would like to know how they got my name and phone # . This num they called is not in my name.

I got two messages today, several minutes apart, verbatim the same.  Interestingly the messages were for two different people- one which never had this phone number!!  

The wording is off- it's badly scripted.  Obviously their choice of words was to get an emotional response so the person calls back  (investigation, fraud, imperative, etc.)

Here it is:

Yes, my name is Michael Fisher. This message is for xyz.  I am contacting you regarding a complaint that was filed with my office with your name being attached. Now it's been brought to my attention of an investigation of alleged fraud. It is very important I do speak with you today. My number to contact my office back is 470-200-0328. Claim number to reference back to when calling in is xxxxxx.  Now it is imperative I do  speak with you today to clear up these allegations. You have been advised. (click)

Correct.......more specifically they represent affiliates of fast payday and ace payday loans......know your rights,...........do not believe the hyper,........record it,........report it.........forget it,...........

This company called, asked for a person who does not reside at my number and represented themselves as a company collecting debt on fraudulent checks. When pursued, they gave their address as Wall St. New York. Some research indicates they are located in Atlanta, Georgia and are, themselves, a fraudulent company. Be careful and don't send any Moneygrams as they are a complete scam. The lending company they say they represent and the State's Attorney's offices in 2 states are being informed.