Global Solution says a creditor is suing me if I don't call back by 5pm today? What seems like a Scam must be a Scam -
Be careful - Lots of Bad People at Global Solutions- Wonder how they sleep at night

We are on vacation and pick up home/work messages once a day.  Our machine picked up what I think must have been the tail end of the message "return item linked to your name and DL".  So I'm thinking first it is a returned package -- we recently mailed a defective office phone system back to the supplier and I also sell things on eBay.  But the odd area code and mention of DL# made me wonder if it had something to do with my brother's death last November (he did have outstanding debts).  Then I thought, damn, the crazy tenant we had who threatened us with all sorts of legal action is coming back at us (she has three years which run out in December), and this could be a process server trying to get ahold of us.  So glad my message didn't contain the "pre-trial comment" or I would have started hyperventilating!  Luckily I thought to google the phone number to find out it is a scam.  But I guess my point is that we have several things going on in our life that could lead us to believe this is a legitimate call to return, or worse, be roped into a scam.  Wonder how many folks fall for it?

I keep on getting the same calls and they are calling all my contacts

First off there is no Division of Pre Trial processing for the state of California.

Second learn to write your call script in English, not Indian English.

Third you have violated the Debt Collection laws by intimating you are seeking legal action.  Since you are using a county I haven't lived in for over five years I know you are full of crap.

It is a collection agency trying to intimidate and scare people.  Tell them to pound sand.

Bunch of scum bag, lazy thieves that have no brains.
They use the little mind they have for PURE EVIL!
Foreigners that need to be hung by the tiny personals.
The fake fool chloe dawson needs to be executed for fraud and impersonation.
Sending the actual recording to the Attorney General.
Calling Verizon to trace the call and prosecute!