814-324-2003

Harassing me! reported to do not call,

He has been harrassing me and claims I have several criminal charges. I reported him to my local authorities.

Harrassing me at work! Have filed a police report and place fraud alerts on my credit report. Will also report them to the attorney state general. Harrassment by phone is a crime in the USA.

Emailed me and said that there will be legal charges against me...How do I stop the calls

Call-blocking for landlines-contact your service provider
  "         "           "  smartphones- look on your screen for an app market icon, click on it and search for
                            call-blocking apps
If you live in the US and your cellphone runs apps but a call-blocking one is not available, download one from www.mr.number.com
All other cellphones contact your service provider.

Also, if you live in the US and have a PC, you can sign up for Google Voice, which is a free service that reroutes your annoying callers to another number while sending them the message that your number is no longer in service. It also causes the scammer's robodialer to delete your number from their database, so they no longer call you.

Also, since they have already emailed you, they may be trying to hack into your computer to steal your identity, so I would suggest reviewing your bank statement for fraudulent transactions and putting a fraud alert on your credit report. If you were charged, contact your bank to have them reversed and your account number changed. Also, report the scammers to www.IC3.gov , because they are investigating these companies. I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but it's better that you were informed of their dealings now than to have a nasty surprise later on.

These people have also been known to harass people at work, and contacting their supervisors trying to get them fired. In this case, show your supervisor this website and the one for IC3 so your job won't be threatened.

Otherwise, happy holidays to you and yours.

I got an email from Michael Sinclair from "Notification for an Overdue Bill" to: Americanrecoverygov@gmail.com -- did not have my name on the email -- told me that they were going to go into my account and pull some money out for an overdue bill - I took this to my bank and they are aware of this if anything should happen. Also I sent this to IT Help desk and blocked the address

Michael Sinclair would need to be simple minded to believe that sticking GOV at the end of a Gmail address would fool anyone into believing that it was from a US Government Department.       Is there not a Federal rap for that sort of personation or passing off?

American Recovery   americanrecoverygov.gmail   Frauds  Claiming Overdue bill notice for a payday loan...I have never gotten a payday loan  and they are threatning to take money out of my bank and to have authorities come to my work.   I called the bank and the  authorities and they said to block and report to attorney generals office..Which I will

I got an email from these people and they claim they are going to take money from my account. Did not say who they payday loan was from. I will call my bank to let them know this is fraud.