American RPA
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I got a call from ARPA and said that if I didn't contact a certain number in one hour that papers would be served on me and that I could get more details by calling the number. I also received an email and noticed that the email address contained American RPA, the firm name that contacted me was in Corona, California and they went by ARPA, supposed to be a debt collection agency. I believe these people to be a scam.
Company: American RPA
My client got a call from this entity. When I called and identified myself as her attorney, I was transferred to the "Legal Dept." A Daniel Walker asked me to confirm my client's identify by giving him the last 4 four digits of her social. When I declined, he asked for the middle 2 digits. I declined, and asked him for a case number. He refused, and said all "legitimate lawyers" he dealt with gave the social security numbers. (Clearly, a lie.) Then he asked me if my client had received papers to appear in court. I told him not to call my client again and offered to give him my contact information. He denied that American RPA had contacted my client, saying they don't make outbound calls. I then offered to send a letter to establish my identity for future communications. He said he couldn't give out his address to a "random caller." I hung up. In seven years of practice, this is the most surreal call I've ever had with an alleged "process server." I suspect this is a scam of some sort.
Caller type: Scammer
Company: American RPA
Number: 877-801-7940
And yes that was the same phone number that I was given to call for this so called ARPA, 877-801-7940
Company: American RPA
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