One phone call has recently left a family shaken, full of fear that their call had been some kind of RJ Legal scam. The caller introduced himself as Anthony James, who stated he was working for RJ Legal. The core of the conversation was that the recipient’s wife already had an outstanding credit card debt of $30,000 that needed to be paid immediately or set up on a payment plan; otherwise, a process server would be sent out.
Suspicious Details Raise Concerns
The case took a turn for worse when the name of the bank said during the call rang alarm bells for the addressee. Adding uncertainty was the fact that the couple had filed for bankruptcy in 2012, making the debt even more dubious.
Possible Scam or Legitimate Threat?
After the intimidating nature of the confrontation, the recipient managed to return that call to Anthony James, who presumably told him that the settlement offers were off the table, and it would not be long before a process server would be at his door. This call raised suspicions as to whether it was an actual scare tactic or a fake harassment scheme to scare individuals into paying a non-existent debt.
RJ Legal Scam – What Should You Do?
When faced with such circumstances, it is wiser not to speak directly with suspicious callers. Preferably, contact the company or law firm the caller claims to represent via official communication channels. Always confirm such assertions before taking any decision.
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