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Searqle’s AI Fraud Detection engine, reinforced by multiple user submissions, has independently flagged this phone number as suspicious. Automated pattern-matching caught an unusually high volume of short-lived outbound campaigns linked to the line, while community reports poured in within hours of each spike. The overlap between algorithmic red flags—mass texting behavior, recycled voicemail scripts, and caller-ID masking—and consistent firsthand complaints triggered an elevated Scam Score and prompted this advisory notice. Most users say contact begins with an unexpected text or prerecorded call announcing that a legal “case” or “motion” has allegedly been filed against the recipient. The message references a formal-sounding docket or claim ID and urges immediate contact with a representative, often within 24 hours, to “avoid further action.” Several reports note the caller mispronounces names or, more disturbingly, cites the identity of a family member who died years ago—suggesting data harvesting from outdated public records. Anyone who returns the call describes scripted conversations in which agents refuse to provide verifiable court information, pressure targets to confirm Social Security numbers, and push for same-day payment via debit card, wire transfer, or gift cards. The tone oscillates between officious legalese and outright intimidation; some recipients were threatened with wage garnishment, home visits, or arrest if they hesitated. No documented lawsuit or summons linked to this number has ever been substantiated with court clerks. Given the fabricated case numbers, misuse of deceased individuals’ identities, and aggressive demand for untraceable payments, interaction with this number is strongly discouraged.