Alex Scott Legal Services 8442698850 / +18442698850

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   kAREN reported Alex Scott Legal Services with the number ‎8442698850 as Debt collection company

   9/8/16, 1:31 PM

   This phone number 1-844-269-8850 is a complete SCAM and do no call them back and dont believe anything that they say.
   this person has a Recording that when you pick up with a hello or hi , even your phone answer machine and They have live recording of a Male with no Accent and ( that to try to fool you ) will say my Name is Alex Scott and you will have summons and coming with a police office and put away all fire arms and they will be there in 24- 72 hours and Guess what nobody comes its a Scam. They are trying to scare you so you will call them and give them money and your personal information,
   DON"T BE FOOLED REPORT THEM
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   I have made several complaints to Do Not call list
   This number 844-269-8850-keeps calling-must be Spoofed
   Right after I hung up on them
   On caller ID Newton Phone call 617-581-0688
   I Google See area MA-Boston-Cambridge-Newton
   Now I Google and see
   For the 844-269-8850 I the person said they were Alex Scott and I was summons and will be here with a police officer I knew it was Scam as they called me before, this time I pressed 1 and lady picked up she no accent and I told her I know this is a Scam and she said this is a law firm and I said 10 times loud to piss her off "Scam, Scam, Scam!!!!!!!!!!
   She said No,I said yes-I looked it up on line you guys are" Scam
   she said have a nice day And she sill on phone I said "Scam" Real loud and Hung up on her
   I am so tired of these bull lies from these people Report them to FCC and Do not call list, File on line to your State Attorney Office
   Info below to help others
   Thanks
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