Jun 16, 2011
They said a friend of mine owed money to a cash advance place and had attempted forgery using my information. They threatened both of us with legal action. My friend who owed the money could get up to 24 months in prison and I was elegible for 36 months myself as the victim of identity fraud. He asked me if I had an attorney or if I would like to use his services. He also said he would subpeona me into court. He speaks with such a heavy accent and so quickly that I could barely understand anything he was saying, just bits and pieces. My friend contacted the Attorney General's Office and they said they would love to find these people because they have had numerous complaints. What happens here is they breach the databases of legitimate businesses and get enough information on you or your friends to make you question what is going on. Do not be fooled and do not give them money! If you can get a physical address on them, call your State Attorney General's Office right away.