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The person above who said this is a debt collector is correct. The use of "Process Server" in their messages is a deception. They are actually a law firm doing debt collections. They constantly change their name, currently they go by Cooper and Associates, It took me multiple phone calls to get them to cough up who they really are. They actually are suing me for a debt another zombie debt collector known as MGA Lawgroup is also suing me for. Neither can legally sue me because this case was dismissed with prejudice over a decade ago. And the state I lived in then has a 3 year statute of limitations which expired in 2010. Both refuse to listen to me, I actually have recordings (I informed them I was recording the conversations) of my dealings with them. Both deny the case was dismissed with prejudice in a previous court, and when I offered to provide it to them, they just kept insisting I was lying. Do not offer to pay a thing to these federal law violators, if you are served, respond to the summons, dispute it. They buy up old expired debt, and I have it on record that they hope I won't show up or respond to the court, because they win by default. Your best defense is that the statute of limitations has expired, making the lawsuit invalid. Hire a lawyer if you don't feel comfortable fighting them yourself. That same lawyer will sue them for you. Save the phone messages they leave, keep records. Also, note they are using Caller ID Spoofing. Take a picture if it's a landline, a screenshot if a cell, of the local number they used. That's another violation. Even if you end up never getting served, you can still sue for violating the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) of which they notoriously violate, as well as the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) File complaints with the the FCC, FTC and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). Remember, this is not a process server, it is allegedly a law firm engaging in deceptive and illegal debt collection practices.

Courtney Thomas from Process Service Dispatch called looking for my sister, who she knew by name, to serve her "sealed legal documents". Claim #84740CA17 Courtney knew my name, address, and phone number. Creepy. Reported them to the FTC.

snort** called back it's not a scam in the technical term but it is debt collectors. you can switch numbers but they will just bug everyone you know till you do including your boss. boss man tells you to pay your debt you pay your debt man.

I had the same thing happen and the guys name was Keith Reed.

Same crap as the others noted. Guy said they were with Process Serving Office. Gave me a case number to call with to stop the process. I told him a process server comes calling personally and not over the phone. Total scam.