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Arrest Warrant Message - Scam?
Posted by: Shawshank ()
Date: March 26, 2015 12:06PM

Received an automated call last night from a number in Massachusetts (508 area code) on my cell phone stating that there was an arrest warrant under my name and that I should call an attorney in California to get this resolved.

This is a scam, right? I know that people are getting similar calls about owing the IRS money and being asked to send funds via Western Union.

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Re: Arrest Warrant Message - Scam?
Posted by: dependsss ()
Date: March 26, 2015 12:09PM

Have you spent all of your money on molly and EDM events? You are supposed to pay your tickets before buying more drugss... mmkay

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Re: Arrest Warrant Message - Scam?
Posted by: I'm Uncle Sam ()
Date: March 26, 2015 12:54PM

Are you black?

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Re: Arrest Warrant Message - Scam?
Posted by: bXhtb ()
Date: March 26, 2015 12:54PM

dependsss Wrote:
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> Have you spent all of your money on molly and EDM
> events? You are supposed to pay your tickets
> before buying more drugss... mmkay

^ Proof that people who are anti-drug are fucking stupid.

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Re: Arrest Warrant Message - Scam?
Posted by: Goggleisyourfriend ()
Date: March 26, 2015 01:25PM

There is this neat website called Google.com Go there and type "arrest warrant scam" you will find that yes indeed it is a scam. For future reference it is more informative than this site.

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Re: Arrest Warrant Message - Scam?
Posted by: ME!@! ()
Date: March 26, 2015 01:31PM

Shawshank Wrote:
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> Received an automated call last night from a
> number in Massachusetts (508 area code) on my cell
> phone stating that there was an arrest warrant
> under my name and that I should call an attorney
> in California to get this resolved.
>
> This is a scam, right? I know that people are
> getting similar calls about owing the IRS money
> and being asked to send funds via Western Union.

OK, PROBABLY a scam. But, you can call the police in that area and see if they really do have a warrant. I had this happen with a police officer and a former client of mine faking that I had a warrant in Leesburg or Loudon County. I just called and asked if there was a warrant.

In my case, there was no warrant, but I was told the calls come from random numbers because the officers block their caller-ID. But I Googled the PD they claimed I had the warrant in and called them directly, not the weird number from the person who called me.

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Re: Arrest Warrant Message - Scam?
Posted by: Nostradamus ()
Date: March 28, 2015 01:47PM

Wouldn't you know that you don't have an attorney in California?

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Re: Arrest Warrant Message - Scam?
Posted by: BoredonBreak ()
Date: March 29, 2015 10:45AM

If you do not know you are a wanted criminal, then you should go to jail because who has no idea they are criminal or is it not illegal to so stupid? I do not know the law on stupid, you should talk to a lawyer about that.

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Re: Arrest Warrant Message - Scam?
Posted by: I Can't Believe These Idiots ()
Date: March 30, 2015 04:24PM

Is OP stuck on stupid?

If so, I have a cold-fusion patent and I'm looking for investors.

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