Sep 1, 2012
I just got the same phone call from the "DEA" that their was a "subpoena for my arrest". First of all, a subpoena is usually to appear or produce, Secondly, when does the DEA call and let you know first you are going to be arrested? I knew this was a scam immediately because I have done nothing at 54 years old to be arrested for. I hung up and they called back and said that the arresting officer would be there in about 15 -20 minutes. I told him if they were not here by then, I will call and let him know. Needless to say, they never showed up and I called him back. He said they were on their way again... nothing. I called him back after reading up about this number and it makes me so mad that some people actually believe this jerk and send money, especially the older woman (older than me) that was featured on Nightline. For a change, I turned the tables and very much enjoyed advising him what a worthless person her was and he began a screaming match that lasted about 5 minutes. He actually had to hang up on me. I will be calling them again. I hate scammers, liars and thieves. From the language he used, i.e., telling me where I can stick something and much more, I am sure it was not the DEA. So, Please everyone beware and do not send any money and report the phone call.