5095604352

Today I got an email from someone called Logan Brown claiming they’d take me to court and garnish my wages unless I paid £906.72 straight away. I asked them for any proof, but he said he didn’t work for a specific company, just some payday loan outfit. I offered to sort payments by money order or cashier’s cheque, but he wouldn’t agree. I kept all the emails. Then he told me to buy a prepaid American Express card but not to use my real name on it, which instantly made me suspicious. Later, he gave me this number, 5095604352, to call him. I did a reverse phone lookup and found loads of complaints about scams linked to that number. I’m disabled and this kind of bullying is really frightening. Their emails were full of grammar mistakes and spelling errors, and he sounded like he had a foreign accent. From now on, no more emails from me to these scammers. Thanks for reading.

He kept insisting I had a debt and said I’d get arrested if I didn’t pay. I asked him to send some sort of paperwork, but he said he didn’t have any.

I got an email from a guy called Logan Brown who says he's a senior recovery lawyer. I asked him for details about a loan they say I owe, but he claimed they didn't have that info. Then he told me if I send over some signed papers saying I want the info, they'd put a hold on the case. How can they even take legal action without any documentation and then expect you to prove it? Feels like a total scam to me. He also mentioned the documents were tracked through my email and signed electronically. Still, no matter the signing method, companies should have records and must share the info if you're challenging a debt.

I got a similar email, and what really freaked me out was that it included some of my own personal details. I haven’t taken out any online loans for well over a decade, and the one I did get back then was fully paid off. When I rang the number, a guy named "Logan Brown" picked up. I tried to explain that the number might be connected to a scam, but he just cut me off and ended the call.

I got an email about some kind of garnishment but I haven't taken out any payday loans from the place they mentioned. Also, as far as I know, real debt collectors usually send letters, not emails. Seems a bit dodgy to me.

I got an email claiming I had a garnishment, then they rang me saying I owed £750 on a payday loan, which didn’t match the amount in the email. I told them I’ve never had a payday loan ever and asked them to post me all the paperwork so I could review it properly within 30 days. The person on the phone insisted I had to send them proof to dispute the debt. That’s when I told them straight up I reckon this is a scam and told them not to call me again.

I asked them to give me a phone number and account number for the loan they said I had. They just sent back the same phone number and claimed the loan was from some online place called aceonlineloan. After reading through other peoples comments, it looks like alot of others are caught up in this scam too, not just me.

Honestly, this is just straight up fraud and against the law. I shouldn’t even have to explain that. Please, do yourself a favour and just ignore these sketchy calls. Don’t give them the time of day!

Got an email titled "Settle Debt Case File #: DC-023964S" saying I owe money on a Pay Day Loan from way back in March 2014. Thing is, I never took out a payday loan in my life. The email came from someone calling himself senior attorney Logan Brown - but I instantly knew something was fishy, especially since 'attorney' was in lowercase but the rest of the name wasn't. This bloke has been sending me loads of emails asking for cash and even threatening to garnish my wages. When I tried ringing the number he gave, 509-560-4352, it just kept ringing endlessly with no voicemail or answer. It's so sad there's so many dodgy scams all over the internet these days. I really hope someone can put a stop to this con artist.

I got an email from someone called Logan Brown claiming I had an arrest warrant and telling me to sort it out quick if I wanted to avoid trouble. I asked for a phone number to call back and they sent me a 509 area code number. Before that, I looked up the name and found just one warning that it was a scam. Now seeing this number here makes me think it really is a scam after all.