Feb 24, 2016
Yes, Same with me. I called and some the person that I spoke to sounded like he was part of a prison release program. He asked for the last 4 digits of my SS number and when I refused, he said that we will see you in court. He couldn't even tell me what the call was for. What a low level scam plan. Even their company is a generically called "National Information Services." I looked it up and it doesn't even show up on Google. All the numbers related to this are VoIP which means they are not even legit, permanent phone numbers. They are numbers that are created by services like Skype so they can easily get a number created with the same area code as you. This makes them look like they are "local" to your area but are most likely working out of a bodega in the dark corners of Camden, NJ or something. Report, report, report.
When I called them up and spoke with them a second time. I pretended that I was really concerned and gave them a fake SS number so I could get them to stay on the phone for a while. When they asked me how I would like to pay, I responded by telling them that I had only kept them on the phone long enough for the authorities to gather as much information as they could, including their voices. I have never heard someone hang up so fast in my life. Haven't had a call since.