770-783-1139

I got a call from this number and spoke with an investigator, "Rosedell." (sp?)He told me I was being sued by an attorney in my area. I stopped paying on a credit card two or three years ago. They had my social security number and past addresses. I don't want any trouble, I certainly do not want any damage on my credit.

An Agent of this company came to my door around 2:00 AM and knocked awaking my kids and wife. I grabed my gun and put clothes on, but by the time I got to the door, he had gotten into his truck and left. I'm pretty sure they are looking for my vehicle.

As soon as I catch this guy on my front porch or on my property late at night I am going to shoot him in the leg ( or somewhere in the lower body), then call the police to file what I assume to be a possible burgler repor

Same as others.  A bogus legal matter, a bogus court case, a bogus county, and a bogus docket or file number.


Do not get taken in by these scammers.  Their information is bogus.  They want your private information and your money.  They are not invesitgators, they are not from a collection agency, they are criminals.

I received voicemail at home Wednesday, 3/11/2009.  The caller ID stated the call was received at 3:27 pm from 770-783-1139, Unknown Name.

“This is Investigator Jason Merato.
My service has been retained by the attorney to notify Jane Doe that there is a civil complaint along with a criminal attachment.
It’s being formalized through Fairfax County.  
It’s pursuant to docket BOD 1828.
Now it has been mandated you do contact your chief investigator, 770-783-1139.
Now if you fail to do so, litigation will commence immediately.
Furthermore, your opportunity for a disposition hearing--where the attorneys actually meet to discuss your charges--to essentially get them removed--will be forfeited
At that time you will have to appear at Fairfax County court systems under your charges.
And it’s for Jane Doe under docket BOD 1828, slated for Fairfax County.”


It sounded fishy, but I left a voicemail that evening, stating this message was not for me, that I’d lived here for 3 ½ years, and they had the wrong number.  I said I worked for the military and provided by daytime number.  

On Thursday, I got a second call on my voicemail at work on my government voicemail, sounded like the same person in the first phone call, but the caller gave a different name.  The message had background noises, as if the call originated in some sort of office.

770-783-1139, Thursday, 1118 am

“Hi Miss Doe, this is James Conlin, director of operations over here.
I received your voicemail—I just got in from court here--basically, the reason why my investigator had called you, is there is actually a summons going out to your address regarding Jane Doe.
If you can please give me a call back.  I just need to verify a few things with you.
If you‘re not implicated on the file at all, I will definitely remove your number and your address.
However, I do need you to contact me so I can discuss this with you  
Number is 770-783-1139.
And the docket number is BOD1828.
Thank you”

I googled the phone number and there have been similar comments since November.  The comments sound as if get information from their targets, and say they are collecting on a debt or need some kind of payment to settle things out of court.  The phone call is supposed to be a Vila Rica Georgia landline.  There is no Fairfax County in Georgia, and no summons came to my address…

On 10/26/09, 7:22 PM, I received a third call—caller ID stated “Unknown,” phone number was 716-213-4578.  www.whitepages.com states it is a landline from Tonawanda, NY, but it could be anyone/anywhere, due to today’s technology.  The person asked for “Jane Doe” (unknown first name, our last name).  I said there was no one at this number.  He asked if I knew how Jane Doe could be reached.  I stated that there was no one with that name at this number, and the last person who called for that name was perpetuating a fraud, so I suggest he get money from someone else.  He started to laugh, but I cut him off by hanging up.  

These are fraudulent calls, not bill collectors.  Don’t give them any information—they will turn around use that info against you, and say you owe someone, or you’re need to pay some money to keep out of jail, or something.