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  • Report:  #904355

Complaint Review: Department of Law Investigation

Department of Law Investigation Threatening.... Harassment... SCAM!! Nationwide

  • Reported By:
    Jessica — United States of America
  • Submitted:
    Thu, June 28, 2012
  • Updated:
    Sat, June 30, 2012
  • Department of Law Investigation
    Nationwide
    United States of America
  • Phone:
    512-394-4902
  • Category:

I have received several calls from a 512-394-4902 and a 213-283-8557 number. They have been calling me at work and harassing me. They call my cell phone as well. They claim to be "officers" of the Dept of Law and Investigation. They claim I owe money on a cash advance I took online... however I do not nor have I taken any online cash advances or any advances at all. 

I have asked them several times to stop calling me at work it is harassment.. They have threatened to come to my work and "arrest me". I have also sent an email to my local police dept. I cannot have these people calling my work.. it is harassment and I do not know how to make it stop. They have used foul language when dealing with me and they always have Indian accents but claim to be calling from America. I need help and I need this to stop. Can any one help me. Give me advice. Anything this has been going on for months. 

2 Updates & Rebuttals


The Outlaw Josey Wales

Golden Meadow,
United States of America

Telling Team Rebutt

#3Consumer Comment

Sat, June 30, 2012

 I'm not afraid of Team Rebutt and I tell them so.


MochaG

Springfield,
Virginia,
United States of America

Tell them

#3Consumer Comment

Fri, June 29, 2012

Don't be afraid of what they tell you. Remember to tell them that they should stop calling you because it is illegal to do so. You should also ask for who their employer is and what their name. Tell them that if they still persist (keep calling), you will pursue a law suit against their company regarding the Fair Debt Collection Practice Act

(http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/credit/cre27.pdf). Read the PDF file on the page 7-13 (especially page 9). The definition of terms is on page 4~6 if you are not sure who "debt collector" or "creditor" is.

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