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Would anyone happen to know who this is?


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I did a reverse look up and its just a cell #.

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i googled and it is a thick accented jamoke.probably masking his real#.i would just ignore it.

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I got a call from the same number yesterday, it sounds like US National Bank...he said to call the "second" I got the message. - delete-

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i just got a call from the same # and thick accent. he did say call back the second i get the message, me or my attorny, and if i dont call back this second all he can do is wish me good luck.

his hole message was the poorest attempt to collect a debt i have ever heard.




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