<prompt> Human: Not sure if theres anything that I can do, but looking for advice on potential ways to get these guys. Received a call on my cell phone from a blocked number. I didnt answer. Message gave the standard this is a process server and weve tried serving you at xxx listed my address next we will be going to xxx listed my work address then gave me a number to call back with a case number. I ignored it, because I know how these work. An hour later, I get a call from our HR manager. He said that our director of employee relations received a call from this same person saying that they needed to serve me and to see if I could be served at work. At this point I get a little nervous. Ive never had a scammer actually call my employer. I call them back later, they say they dont know the person who called me, but he is with xxx named a law firm and gave me his number. He said he was a paralegal with the firm and the person who called me must have been the server. He said I was being sued for defaulting on a credit card in 2015 for 2,500. He named a credit card I think I may have had many many years ago, which would be past any type of statue of limitations and definitely never had a credit limit high enough for me to default that much. Also, my credit report is clean and we got a mortgage in 2016 so Im pretty sure I couldnt have done that if I defaulted in 2015. I told him all of this. He agrees that my credit was great and started reading off who had my mortgage and who we originally got it from. Basically reading info from my credit report I guess. I told him he needed to give me the account number he said that I was in default for. He started talking over me and reading addresses and things from my report. I repeated myself and he got pretty angry and raised his voice. I continued asking for the account number and he finally said that they would just serve me and good luck, so I hung up. I usually ignore these types of calls, but they called my freaking employer. A place Ive worked 8 years and worked very hard to develop a strong, professional reputation. Im sure they used a spoofed number and gave a fake name but I cant let them get Away with this. Is there anything that can be done? Or any advice for someone in my situation?  <response>: Tell your employer youre being scammed. If youve worked hard and reliably there for 8 years, odds are theyll believe you. Thisll be compounded by the fact that phishing this year has been almost unnaturally prevalent. theyll likely know a scam when they get one. Also, check any medium possible to see if this paralegal exists, be it with the law firms database, social media, etc. Then if it doesnt exist, or the paralegal in question doesnt show up on any database, go about your day. 