This scam campaign involves a coordinated network of four phone numbers operating in conjunction with two debt collection companies and a fraudulent e-commerce website. The phone numbers 899-894-5986, 919-473-6614, 315-762-0681, and 855-341-3312 are connected through same-campaign relationships with 0.70 confidence levels, indicating they are part of a unified operation. These numbers have been reported together with ACCOUNT SERVICES INC., which has generated 8 CFPB complaints, and Credit Corp Solutions Inc., which has accumulated 2,743 CFPB complaints, both operating in the debt collection industry.
The campaign extends beyond debt collection fraud to include counterfeit product sales through the domain dealixer.com. This website has been reported together with all the phone numbers and both debt collection companies, suggesting a multi-faceted operation. Community reports reveal that dealixer.com has been advertising fake products on TikTok, including counterfeit Dr. Meloxin Calcium balm and fraudulent weight loss patches that cause skin irritation and nausea. Products advertised as shipping from US addresses are actually being mailed from China, indicating international fraud operations.
Consumer impact includes financial losses from fake product purchases, potential identity theft through debt collection impersonation, and health risks from counterfeit medical products. One community report describes a caller identifying himself as "Jason Oliver of Consumer Financial Credit Card Services" using multiple phone numbers including 919-473-6614, demonstrating the interconnected nature of this campaign. The operation appears sophisticated, using social media advertising, fake company identities, and multiple communication channels to target victims.
To protect yourself from this campaign, never provide personal or financial information to unsolicited callers claiming to represent debt collection agencies. Verify any debt collection company by checking their registration with your state's consumer protection agency and requesting written validation of any claimed debts. Do not click on social media advertisements for health products or make purchases from unfamiliar websites. If contacted by any of these numbers, hang up immediately and do not engage. Report suspicious calls to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov and to the FCC. Before purchasing from any online retailer, research the company through the Better Business Bureau and check for legitimate contact information and return policies.
This represents a moderate to high threat level due to the combination of financial fraud, identity theft risks, and potentially dangerous counterfeit products. The high volume of complaints against Credit Corp Solutions Inc. and the multi-vector approach suggest an active, ongoing operation. Consumers should exercise extreme caution with any contact from these entities and report all interactions to appropriate authorities to help build cases for enforcement action.