>> I got knock on my door from the police dept. issuing the paper work to me on behalf of SCM & Assoc.  <<

Um.
In one word: NO!

The police do not serve "paper work" on behalf of a lender.
However, if you think that statement is incorrect, and if you want to convince us you were served with "legal papers", you should be able to give us the information at the top of the summons, since it is now "public information".

Give us the court name and location,  the name of the judge, the plaintiff's attorney's name and Bar number, and the name of the company or person that is suing you, the date you are supposed to appear, and possibly a docket number.

Can you do that, to prove your statement?

I betcha you can't.  You didn't even give the physical and web address of the company that uses this phone number, so we could check their validity.

Do not bother to return and argue these points, unless you can provide the data I requested.

Leanne, are you a complete fool?  You are.   But we are not.  Real process servers  never inform the person they want to serve in advance.  

But let that go.  You say you got a letter from someone?  

SCM and Associates was it called?

Interesting.  I looked up SCM on the 800notes index/search page and guess what?

These items showed up under the same number with SCM


Scm Associates                     Calls by a "Mark Davis"  or "Jake."
Global Processing Services   Calls by a "Sasha"  or "Steven".
Secure Capital                       Calls by a "Nick C".
Riverside Financial                Call by "Mark Fischer".
Elite Processing Service        Calls by "Lauran Blake".

Now.

How about giving us the name and address of this SCM place.  How about giving us the name of the person who signed off on your so-called letter.

For your information, police departments do not issue paper work in civil matters.   Police are never involved in the processing of civil matters.  Yes, you can hire an off-duty policeman to serve process in some places.    And yes, here in Los Angeles County you can pay a fee and a sheriff's deputy will serve civil process.   But that's it.  

No public law enforcement official "represents" any debt collector.   Debt collectors have no power or arrest and no influence on the criminal justice system.  

Badly done, Leanne, badly done indeed.

It's fraud!!!! like a dummy I paid but started to get a weird feeling about it and contacted the company that I supposedly owed money to only to find out it was fraud!!! I didn't owe anything to them and hadn't in two years the reason why I couldn't remember. I was repairing my credit and thought I might had overlooked this account from years ago. But it was a lie!!!! I was so pissed off!!! My bank reversed the charge and gave me my money back. I reported the number to the company I supposedly owed money to and also to my bank and the police department.


His name was attorney price!

They also call from 210-774-6164

Just a heads up people I was lucking I didnt give any personal info and got my money back from my bank!!  

IT'S FRAUD!!!! That [***] calls saying you are being sued! Total bull crap! His fake [***] "paralegal" too! Don't fall for this scam people I got a call from (210)774-6164 be careful!!!

Being sued?? my [***]!!! I didn't even owe those people money!!! I hope they get caught!!!!

I got a message at work today- a call from somewhere in Texas. Oddly enough, the person they were looking for is my sister, who lives in Texas... but she doesn't have my phone number, so I'm not sure how they got my number associated with her name.

She said her name was Leanne, and that she was working with "NPS Delivery". She said she needed a call back from my number specifically to "avoid any delays in [her] company's delivery". Got in touch with my sister who said she had no idea what it was about, so I decided to look up the number online, and here we are.