(850) 910 in Milton, FL

they lied and said they were the federal trade commission and they had a complaint on my social security number and that I owed a payday loan that is a big lie.

FCC is a licensing agency and directed me to FTC. "Officer Jake Dawson from the Federal Trade Commission" threatened and used vile language to intimidate me about 3 loans I committed fraud on (none of which I have ever taken out) and stated police were on their way to arrest me. I called the FTC, they tried to pawn me off on consumer trade, but they directed me to FTC because no actual loans were ever taken out and she took report. Did not want my evidence of voicemail misrepresenting themselves and honestly could of care less...so we shall see what happens.

Caller says he is officer Jack Dawson from the FTC ..I will be arrested and lose my job because of an unpaid payday loan.

Claims to be an agent w FTC, very upsetting because I am in sales . This is a fraud call I am sure. I will follow up w the real FTC to file addtl complaint

Left me a voicemail claiming to be an agent with FTC and said I had a complaint against me. Does not sound real.

I actually received a call like this on October 18, 2013 from a man with an Indian accent who claimed his name was "John Walker" and he was posing as an Officer for the Federal Trade Commission. I first asked him where he was located. He told me that he was on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington D.C. (go figure). I then asked the man how is it possible that he was calling me from D.C. when his phone number came up with a Florida area code (crickets, crickets.....). He proceeded to threaten me with going to jail for unpaid payday loans that totaled up to $15K, which is not true because I have no payday loans because payday loans are illegal in Atlanta, which is where I live. I told him that someone tried to write a $89.00 check from my student account which I don't even have checks for that account and I asked if he was the mastermind behind the $29.00 overdraft fees that my bank charged me because of some scam? I also told him that my credit sucks to begin with so whoever has 'stolen' my identity should share how they were able to get a loan because I could use one. This made him even more angry, so he continued to threaten me with a jail sentence of 5 months, which led me to question his "Indian accent" that clashes with his "American name." He then became furious and told me that I should expect the police to arrive at my house in 30 minutes to take me to jail. I LMAO'ed loudly in his ear and said, "let me get this straight, you are giving me a jail sentence over the phone without even going before a judge, and on top of that, you want to arrest me without a warrant and you are telling me that the police will be at home in 30 minutes with an arrest warrant to throw me in jail for 5 months....." #crickets!!!!! I told him that I will call the police on him and have him arrested for posing as a federal officer. LOL!!!!! I never even allowed him to explain to me why he was even calling. My husband tells me I should have let him finish talking to get more details, but why even entertain foolishness such as this? Don't be a sucker and fall for anything like this in America. We Americans know and understand the law very well. No one in American history has been arrested over the phone, no one has been sentenced to jail without going before a judge, and if the police want to find us, they know exactly where to find us and they don't give you a time frame as to when they will arrive at your house to arrest you....#smh!!! Note to scammers: get educated on the American government before you try to pose as such!!!!!!!!

He said he was a police officer

they call and claim to be someone from the FTC, and say they are an officer. This is a lie

Continue to call and no answer

Continue to call and no answer