QUESTION
Is it a possible scam or identity theft?
Asked on Nov 12th, 2013 on Criminal Law - Colorado
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My friend received a call this morning from a Hightower and Hightower Law Firm out of Texas. They informed him that he needed to call immediately to deal with some felonies on his social security #. If he didn't respond by the end of the day, they would start the process to have a warrant issued for his arrest. We live in Colorado. He hasn't been in Texas nor has never resided in Texas. I looked for this office online, couldn't find it. Did a reverse phone look up and nothing? Should we be concerned about identity theft issues or do you think this is a scam?
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This does not sound authentic. Do not provide your social security number to an anonymous caller over the phone. No one will request this information in exchange for quashing a warrant.
Answered on Nov 13th, 2013 at 7:56 PM