<prompt> Human: A weird number from San Diego called and I ignored it. They called my little brother and left a voicemail saying I have two felony warrants for fraud and that they need to get ahold of me lol at first I thought it was real, but when I called back the guy confirmed my address phone number age and had my full ssn . Once he said he was going to send officers to serve the warrant, I figured its a scam since they dont do that. I get a call 3 weeks later from a different number and I dont know why they were calling, but they had my ssn as well.. whats going on here?  <response>: Never verify callers are correct even if they quote your full SS. Sometimes they are just verifying that the info they bought is indeed correct.Do the freeze thing already suggested. 