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Calling my entire family
Norton scam
Called back joker answered phone pretended he was there to help me clear up a 1200 dollar acct with a capitol one card I never had..no.used 877 579 0068
URGENT the message said
Told Me I had an Account that was Opened AFTER the Bank was Closed
I calmly asked the man what account he was referring to. He claimed I had a bank account with Wachovia Bank which was opened in 2009, and subsequently closed by the bank in 2016 after it was left with a negative balance of over $800. When I told him I didn't recall ever banking there, he said "that's the response we always get." It was as if he was trying to make me feel like I'm a bad person and a liar. He put me on hold and I quickly looked up Wachovia Bank to find out it had been acquired by Wells Fargo in 2008. Obviously I could not have opened an account at a bank which no longer existed.
When he came back on the line he was noticeably irritated and started pressing me about the judgment and said he could see that I already had another judgement against me from another bank I CURRENTLY bank with. I told him that's not accurate. He then started raising his voice and badgering me. I told him I currently work for a law enforcement employer which requires me to hold a government security clearance, and that the judgment he was referring to would have come up in the investigation. "Josh" then started to tell me how I was impersonating a law enforcement officer and how I could go to prison for 5-7 years because it was illegal (I never said I was an LEO, only that I worked there.) Next he started telling me that he could see that I lost my house because I couldn't pay the mortgage (also completely fictional).
I asked him the date the account in question was opened and he kept telling me that he already told me. He did not. I finally told him I couldn't open an account at a bank that no longer existed and that he was a liar. He screamed at me and hung up the phone.
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"Us Bank Civil case claim from 2012"
when they put me over to their collections department to gather my information, I ended the phone calls simply because I wanted to call US Bank and get more information. When I said as much, the woman said “well, you had better hurry because you have one hour and 10 minutes or this lawsuit is one and you will lose your bank account and your credit cards. That is when I . That is when I became suspicious and called US Bank. My bank account was closed in 2008.
They do not claim to be a collections agency but rather a firm that handles litigations and civil suits. Two names that were mentioned were Jennifer and Ryan. The number they called from was 877-405-0073 became suspicious and called US Bank. My bank account was closed in 2008.
They do not claim to be a collections agency but rather a firm that handles litigations and civil suits. Two names that were mentioned were Jennifer and Ryan. The number they called from was 877-405-0073. they chose the name “Norton and associates“, I believe, because it is a very very common name as I looked in the directories. There seems to be three in every state call.
I called back and said I had $700 cash now and Id meet them in person and they said it had to be on a prepaid card. Prepaid cards are untraceable and no firm would take a prepaid card to settle a case like this.
They do well because they give you no time to think, no time to do research, no time to do anything but get out your wallet and give them your debit card number so you only habe to make $95 payments for a year. But if you wait til tomorrow a judgment of two or three times thay amount will be garnished from your account and you will no longer be able to use ANY banking institutions for 3 years under the Checks Systems Act.
They are predators. Never give any info. Be polite and ask for a call back number. Call friends, former banks etc and get advice. They won't be emotionally involved so you can get sound feedback.
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