Ramjet
Somewhere,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, March 01, 2013
The police will not be coming to your door, I guarantee.
Even if you did owe some loan company, that's not not how it works. There are legal procedures they have to go through. Additionally, we do not have debtors prisons in the country.
Don't answer their calls, do NOT send them money. Follow the last posters suggestions.
Bubba Lee
REd Deer,#3General Comment
Fri, March 01, 2013
Don't ever call the number they give you to call back. If there is a legit company with that name get the number from the phone book and call them at that number.
It is unlikely these people are with any real company in the USA
For good sound advice on how to deal with these scammers:
1st make an official complaint to your police, your fear makes this "a credible threat" where I live and something they should be dealing with.
2nd Your local state government and the federal government have credit counseling referal services. Make sure you talk to someone who is not going to charge you money for the service. I know you did not get this loan but by speaking to a Conseler you can learn exactly to say to these people to make them understand that you know they are a scam and can make it stick.
3rd These pweople know you are scared of them and will push untill you pay, once you pay they will make it worse by contacting family and such. Don't Pay!