Apr 6, 2009
he called, same guy, same scam, at 9:15 this am. sounded like a cop, said he was from minnesota, collecting and enforcing child support. insanely accusatory trying to collect $40,000 in citing "past felony child support." i said, this is a scam, but he knew the names of the 'aforesaid' children, who are now over 25. all was very real and threatening, typical law enforcement style, stated hed arrange for driver's licenses to be taken away, etc etc. he knew names, and that part was uncanny. altho it felt and smelled like a scam, from the get go and i told him so.
i looked up the number in minnesota and there is no county number for this, and no guy named jim brooks. the number is registered in Anoka, MN; to a private landline, home or little shop business. he was told mail the info supposedly and he said he couldnt. uisthe so called child support bill, and said he could not do that. good one. this is definitely a scam and he feeds on fear.
what this guy doesnt know is that i already figured out everything, and im going to do more on this. this is because one number here is in the phone book and soliticitation is nonstop. when u tell off an annoying 'source' or company, they give ur number to other boiler room callers for [***] like this. im sure this has to do with the phony yellow pages scam callers and a guy who has been trying to sell us grinders and refrigerator magnets for over 4 yrs. harrassing calls for over 4 yrs and at least 2-3 times a week. it all ties together. there is no doubt that "agencies/sources" are giving out numbers to each other. the names he got tho, are a little unusual, but if he has the right software, he can look up anybody and everything all day long. beware.