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On 2/8/24 I called Kornerstone Credit (888-521-5111) to settle a debt that I entered into on 4/5/21. They refused to accept payment of this debt in full and referred me to Pacific Asset Recovery (888-572-3987). I called Pacific and they referred me to Security Credit Services. The original phone number I was given was 866-699-7899. This phone number goes to a repetitive medicare scam for a "free" medical device. I called Kornerstone again and they referred me again to Security Credit Services with this phone number: 866-699-7889. SCC referred me to Daily Accusations (714-683-0940). Their representative answered as Orion Debt Management. He said that I was actually looking for Daulty Acquisitions. When I refused my full social security number, he said that he could not assist me, said bye, and hung up. They have my first and last name, birth date, last 4 of my social, and possibly a full social which I entered into their auto recording system to "look up" my account.
The font on some of this letter is visually fuzzy and it lists my credit score on it at the bottom. They’ve never appeared on my credit report and I took care of my debt with Check n Go, so this is definitely not legit.
Full Name, Address, Current place of employment, Last 4 numbers visible of Social Security Number, My Transunion Credit Bureau Credit Score, and the names of family members they said were references on the "loan" that never actually happened. This information was correct, I do not know how they obtained it.
Scammer said a loan was made in the amount of $951.42 via EZ Money. No Such loan was made. The documents referenced a case filed with the US District Court against me. In which there were two charges 1) the repayment of the loan plus interest, court costs, and attorney fees, and 2) malicious intent to Commit Wire Fraud. The letter was very threatening in nature and demanded immediate payment.