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Scam Campaign

Calls pretending to be government, businesses, or family and friends Robocall Campaign

Identified on 4/7/2026

Primary Entity

phone

9514395049
High Risk
  • 10 FTC complaints filed against this number
  • 18 community reports from users
  • Most reports: Calls pretending to be government, businesses, or family and friends

Campaign Narrative

**Debt Collection and Tax Scam Campaign Leverages Multiple Phone Numbers and Company Identities**

This scam campaign operates through a network of 7 interconnected phone numbers and 2 debt collection companies, targeting consumers with fraudulent debt collection and tax resolution calls. The primary phone number 951-439-5049 has generated 10 FTC complaints for calls pretending to be government agencies, businesses, or family members, with victims reported in Gary, Indiana, Batavia, Illinois, and San Rafael, California. This number shows the strongest connections to the campaign, being co-reported with ACCOUNT SERVICES INC. at an 85% confidence level and linked to six other phone numbers in the network.

The campaign utilizes two debt collection companies as cover identities: ACCOUNT SERVICES INC., which has received 8 CFPB complaints, and Collection Solutions Inc., with 6 CFPB complaints. These companies are reported together with 100% confidence, indicating coordinated operations or potential shared ownership. Supporting phone numbers include 469-982-5004 (3 FTC complaints, 1 FCC complaint) affecting consumers in Fort Myers, Florida, North Tonawanda, New York, and Palmdale, California, and 469-982-5022 (2 FTC complaints) targeting victims in Oakley, California and Platteville, Wisconsin. Four additional toll-free numbers (855-209-6240, 855-632-2892, 877-556-2926, and 866-212-8153) round out the network, though these have not yet generated formal complaints.

Community reports reveal the campaign's tax scam component, with callers identifying themselves as "Nancy from American Tax Consultants" and claiming to follow up on notices about back taxes and missed filings. These voicemails create false urgency by referencing fictitious prior correspondence and outstanding tax obligations. The geographic distribution shows nationwide targeting, with confirmed victims across California, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, New York, and Wisconsin, suggesting a broad-based operation rather than regional focus.

To protect yourself from this campaign, never provide personal or financial information to unsolicited callers claiming to represent debt collectors or tax consultants. Legitimate debt collectors must provide written validation of debts, and the IRS does not initiate contact through phone calls. If contacted by any number in this network, hang up immediately and do not engage with callback requests or follow links in text messages. Report suspicious calls to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov or file complaints with the FCC. Before engaging with any debt collection or tax resolution company, verify their legitimacy through state licensing boards and check phone numbers against FTC and FCC complaint databases.

This campaign presents a moderate to high threat level given the combination of impersonation tactics, multi-state victim impact, and coordinated use of multiple phone numbers and company identities. Consumers should remain vigilant for calls from the identified numbers and report any contact attempts to federal authorities. The interconnected nature of this network suggests an organized operation that may expand its tactics and phone number inventory over time.

Entity Roster

Phone Numbers (7)

Companies (2)

Data Sources

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