<prompt> Human: My work has received 3 phone calls in the past few days from a woman who states her name but not the business she works for and is telling who she speaks to that she needs to come to my job to serve me some kind of legal documents. She has left a phone number 833 882-0383, a case number, and has urged my coworkers to have me call them before they come in and serve me.Now heres the kicker: I work for the police department and I am well aware of how subpoenas and the serving of legal documents work. Constables or Sheriff Deputies dont let the officer or person they are going to serve know before hand that they are going to go serve them. They just show up. I dont know quite how actual process servers work but I imagine it would be the same thing because if the person being served KNOWS that theyre going to be served, theyre going to dodge them. So why would they try and for warn me about whats going on if it is a legit debt collection or case against me?I called the phone number and the person I spoke to was being evasive to very simple questions. I asked for the name of the business and at first the operator only responded with Outsourcing Litigation it wasnt until I pressed a little bit more than he divulged he was with R.M. Recovery. When I asked for the address, he was quite evasive with that as well and didnt want to provide me with one unless I stated specifically for correspondence or for payments which also seemed odd.I Googled the phone number they provided and found two different sources that said unsafe and tried to Google the business name as well but no links turned up for any business by that name.Am I right in thinking this may be a scam?  <response>: Sounds like a scummy collector trying to scare people with fake claims they are going to be suedGet their address for correspondence and send them a do not contact me again letter. But check your credit report for any delinquent debt 