207-710-0712 / 2077100712

These fools are calling my job....the number is 2107100712

It is a scam!!!!!!! Report to law enforcement,

Same calls from Delaware and Vermont numbers...

Same message I received from another number 802-284-4139. They even contacted my 85 year old mother. This is a sham. I reported to the Consumer Affairs in my state and they took a report and reported it to the FCC.

When you answer it is just the same recording they left. If you call the number back the voice mailbox is full

I got the same phone call threatening to take me to court if I don't call by tomorrow and they gave me a file number. Interesting...it was a recorded message. THis is the third kind of call that I have gotten this month, grrrr!!

This number leaves the same message as 2 previous numbers. Scam. Reported to attorney general and FCC.

I have also received calls from the following numbers 855-238-6058, 360-460-5964, 972-543-5200, 206-276-8396, 207-710-0712, 312-273-1211, 302-861-5020, 802-284-4139. Each time a recording station I have fraudulent activity on my ss #. Once I called back spoke to a live person. I refused to confirm my ss# until I received a letter with all account information so my attorney can validate the said debt. I was told "you've been served" then they hung up! The same called started coming from other numbers located above. I. Gonna report all numbers to the FCC.

They called and told me I have 2 Summons (warrants) for fraudulent charges. Which the only thing I Owe is nothing 1

I received an automated call from 207 710 0712 stating my name, this number, and a "case number."I dialed the number which was quickly answered with a recording stating that the call would be recorded for training purposes. I was then told if I knew my case number to enter it. As the case number was a series of letters and numbers, I hung on the line. A man answered, named the company – Alexander and Associates, and asked if I was _(my name)_. I acknowledged I was. He gave the last four digits of my SSN, and said he was calling to collect a debt. I said that I knew this was a mistake because I didn’t have any outstanding debt and I asked him his name. I thought he said Carlos Dotson. I was writing down his name and he must have thought I didn’t understand him, so he said it again loudly several times. His tone was not pleasant. I said, “I heard you sir. Carlos Dotson. I was writing it down.” He said, “Dotson(?). Not Dotson.” I said, “Spell that please.” He hung up.I called back, heard the same recording, waited, and a woman came on the line. She named the company and said she was something like reception. I don't remember exactly. I explained that I had called a short time earlier and spoken to a man named Carlos Dotson, and that he had become frustrated after I mispronounced his name and had hung up on me. I said that I wanted to clear things up because I knew that this was a mistake and that I wanted to dispute the claim. The woman said she would help me. She asked for the claim number. I asked where they were located. She said, yes she was a locator. I said, “No, what is the location of your company?” She said, “Chandler, Arizona.” I asked the address. She said something like, “If you were being this demanding, that must be why he hung up on you.” I said I was not being demanding, I was just asking his name.” She argued with me. After some back and forth, she gave me the address, P.O. Box 49835, 85224. She gave me her name, Mrs. Morris.I gave her the “case number. She said it was missing a number. I said that when I had called before, I hadn’t given my case number. The man knew me by the phone number. She confirmed the phone number and said she couldn’t find the case. She said that it must have been forwarded because I was being so demanding. I said that I needed the information so that I could dispute the claim. She said that as I was disputing, she didn’t want to waste my time. I said that I needed the information so that I could dispute it. She said she wasn’t seeing my account, that it had been forwarded out to garnish my wages. I said, “We’ll see about that.” She asked, “Did you say, ‘We’ll see about that?’” I said, “Yes.” She said the account was with Sandpoint Capital, LLC. and it was under my email address which I had given. She gave my email address. I did not confirm nor deny. She said that what had happened is that I was just going to owe the original amount but that now I was going to owe a lot more. I said, “You never told me what the original loan was.” She said she had given me part of the information and I would receive the rest later. She said they knew that I had filed bankruptcy in 2012 and that they would be contacting my lawyer. I said I looked forward to that. She said, “Best of luck.” and hung up.At some point in the conversation, she reminded me that the call was being recorded. I said, “Good.”I searched Alexander and Associates in Chandler, Arizona. There was nothing on Google. I searched Sandpoint Capital, LLC and found that it was a payday loan service out of the West Indies. I have never had any dealings with this company. I do not have any payday loans or any other sort of debts in collections.