I received a phone call from a number located in Texas ( XXXX ) stating, " Hello, this message is intended for XXXX, my name is ( uhm ) XXXX XXXX I am calling regarding some paperwork that I received in my office today under your name and social security number. I need you to be advised that I have a request to put you on my schedule defined by the certified notice of intent regarding a pending case that has been filed against you. Before I stop by your residence or place of employment we wanted to give you a curtesy call and inform you that you are being put on my schedule to be served. ( Male coughing in background ) If you have any questions regarding this matter you do have a legal right to contact the following party at XXXX refer case number XXXX. Now just to be clear you are being put on my schedule for XXXX between the hours of XXXX and XXXX. Unless I hear differently from the plaintiff I will be out to see you at that time. ( Uh ) XXXX you have been notified. " I believe that these people are not who they say they are and are violating SS 807. False or misleading representations [ 15 USC 1692e ] of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Specifically subsections 3 and 10. I am unsure of what else this person could be misrepresenting or falsely stating, all I know is that this is not the first time they have called trying to scare me into calling them back and conning me into giving them money or my information.